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TRIPLE X DIAMOND
"Triple X" is a technical term indicating excellent "Cut," "Polish," and "Symmetry" of a diamond.
A diamond classified as Triple X is very important and rare.
CUT
Is the most important factor; if a stone is cut poorly, it may exhibit opacity, perhaps stains, and often appears less appealing to the eye.
SYMMETRY
It refers to the alignment of facets and their proportions. Excellent symmetry enhances light refraction. A brilliant-cut diamond typically has an average of 57 facets that reflect light off each other, significantly influencing its appearance, especially when observed in motion.
POLISH
It is the quality of the finish of a diamond, or rather refers to the quality of the polishing of its surface. If excellent, the diamond will have greater brilliance.
bove, see a clear example to better understand: the first diamond on the left has an excellent cut, the second one is good, and the third one is considered not good. You can already see from the photo that the difference is evident.
A triple X diamond usually has a higher cost, but in terms of long-term investment, it is always the most recommended, precisely because of its rarity. Consequently, it will retain a higher value over time, making it more easily monetizable when it expires