Moderately visible twinning wisps under magnification

Twinning wisps can sometimes blend into a diamond’s sparkle, but in this case, they stand out as thread-like streaks crossing the upper right and lower left portions of the table. This 1.04 carat F color SI2 diamond shows a textbook example of how twinning wisps can appear when they’re more densely concentrated.

While the diamond is still full of light and sparkle, these inclusions are visible under magnification and may be faintly noticeable in certain lighting with the naked eye, especially when viewed closely and at an angle. For most casual observers, this diamond might still appear eye-clean in regular conditions, but under close inspection or bright lighting, the wisps could become faintly noticeable. This makes it a great learning case: a diamond that shows the visual impact of wisps without being overly distracting or dull.