There are 4 types of techniques to cut and polish diamonds: cleaving - when a rough diamond is cut down to a manageable size, after which the cutter cleaves along the diamond's tetrahedral plane. A wax or cement mold holds the diamond in place while the cutter carves a sharp groove along the plane. Sawing: where there is no plane of weakness, diamonds have to be cut in a way that cannot be done with cleaving. During the sawing step, the cutter decides which parts of the diamond will become the table and the girdle. Then, he proceeds to cutting. Bruiting: this is the technique that gives diamonds their shape. When diamonds are cut by hand, the technique is called bruiting. Here the cutter relies on the hardness of a diamond as his tool. A small stick like instrument that is filled with cement at the tip is used a hold a diamond. The diamond is inserted in cement with just one corner exposed. Using one of these sticks in each hand, the cutter rubs the exposed diamond parts together to bruit them. Polishing - to create the diamond's finished look, the cutter places it onto the arm above a rotating polishing wheel. The wheel is coated with an abrasive diamond powder that smoothes the diamond as it is pressed against the wheel.
Your answer is based in geometry -- light bounces across angles, which are purposefully developed when planning and cutting a diamond stone. Diamonds sparkle and dazzle regardless of the intensity of light.
they don"t they dazzle you and sparkle in sunlit!
You can learn more about diamonds and their visual dazzle, below.
Diamonds have a higher refractive index than glass, which means they reflect and refract light differently. As a result, diamonds tend to sparkle more than glass and have a higher level of brilliance and fire due to their superior light performance.
they can dazzle people with there amazingly hawt good looks, they also never sleep, they can read minds, tell the future, sparkle in the sun, love gurls named bella(:
Oh, dude, it's all about that bling factor! Diamonds sparkle more than glass because of their high refractive index and dispersion properties. Basically, light enters a diamond and bounces around like it's at a disco party, creating that extra dazzle. Glass just can't compete with the natural sparkle of a diamond.
Dazzle means star in a movie or something like that Dazzle: verb: 1. to amaze somebody with brilliance or skill or with a wonderful spectacle or display 2. to make somebody temporarily unable to see Dazzle noun: A very bright light that deprives somebody of sight temporarily
Roanoke Dazzle ended in 2006.
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I have the dazzle DVC 100, it is much better than the 170 which i used to own.