This one has crystal inclusions on the table. Look around 8 o'clock half way in between the outside of the table and the center of the table.
(or go look at the gia report)
Do you know anything about picking out a well-cut oval with good light return? Unfortunately, its not that easy.
I'll try to give you a quick tutorial...
The best ovals
You want to pick a stone that has well-defined (non-mushy looking) facets as the stone moves. A lot of ovals only have nice facets thru the center area.
You dont want that...you want the whole center to have nice facets (seen when the stone moves).
Something like this...ignore inclusions...this is about cut
10194998 - This Oval Cut 1.00 Carat D Color SI1 Clarity has a diamond grading report from GIA
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9051354 - This Oval Cut 1.01 Carat G Color VVS2 Clarity has a diamond grading report from GIA
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9000540 - This Oval Cut 1.03 Carat D Color VS1 Clarity has a diamond grading report from GIA
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The second best ovals...if you want a long oval (a lot of people do) look for one that has a really wide (widest possible) area you can find of good
facets. You'll still have mushy areas of V shape headed towards the pointed ends but at least it will be smaller. Take for example this stone...
9832135 - This Oval Cut 1.00 Carat F Color VS1 Clarity has a diamond grading report from GIA
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V areas in blue are good facets with good light return. Areas in red are "mushy" facets. Try to maximize the blue areas and minimize the red areas.
Not good ovals
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/oval-cut/1.03-carat-f-color-vs2-clarity-sku-7362659 center is mostly mushy
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/oval-cut/1.20-carat-h-color-vs1-clarity-sku-9621736 only has a small areas of nice facets
Good luck...btw Ovals are cut with different mains. Try to find ones you like and look at the gia cert. You may see a pattern of what kind
of faceting pattern you like to see.
4 mains
6 mains
8 mains
8 main offset