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A diamond grading system provides - Answer-a consistent way to communicate diamond quality.
A wholesaler is someone who - Answer-sells to retailers.
Diamond prices on wholesale price lists - Answer-depend on the market conditions that exist when the lists are published.
Large, high quality diamonds are graded much more thoroughly than small, low - Answer-quality ones.
Diamond's supreme hardness and durability are - Answer- a result of the conditions under which it formed.
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Once diamond deposits are located, mining companies - Answer-must spend additional time and money to evaluate and develop them.
An estimation of the value of an article is a(n) - Answer- appraisal.
The most consistent and dependable sources of diamond grades are - Answer-reputable gemological laboratories.
Substantial price discounts are available to retailers and jewelry manufacturers who - Answer-can buy in large quantities.
A diamond's clarity and color grades indicate its - Answer- quality.
Reputable gem laboratories don't grade mounted diamonds because - Answer-mountings hide details of clarity and cut.
Dealers often sort melee by size using - Answer-sieves. 2 / 3
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The diamond industry has changed dramatically in recent years because - Answer-the world's supply of diamond rough has increased.
The Argyle mine in Australia contributed to - Answer-the rise of the cutting industry in India.
Wholesale price lists are usually organized according to - Answer-specific combinations of the Four Cs.
Before the discovery of South Africa's diamond deposits, the world's two major producers were India and - Answer- Brazil.
Diamond sources started appearing in South Africa during the - Answer-1860s.
The Central Selling Organisation was a - Answer-rough diamond distribution agency.
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