haagen_dazs
Brilliant_Rock
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Hi all
I read about the caution to buy gemstones that do not have extinction.
However in a static photo where a stone may have some dark regions, isnt it harsh to say that those gemstones have extinction?
I read some threads where people comment that the stone has extinctions due to dark shadows in the stone in a single photo online.
Isn''t some obstruction or extinction a good thing as that helps in the patterning and contrast department ? (just like the arrows in a diamond when viewed face up)
I read about the caution to buy gemstones that do not have extinction.
However in a static photo where a stone may have some dark regions, isnt it harsh to say that those gemstones have extinction?
I read some threads where people comment that the stone has extinctions due to dark shadows in the stone in a single photo online.
Isn''t some obstruction or extinction a good thing as that helps in the patterning and contrast department ? (just like the arrows in a diamond when viewed face up)