Most diamonds have natural characteristics such as crystals, feathers, or clouds, giving each one its own unique identity. These features, developed during the formation of the diamond, make it a unique natural wonder. The clarity of a diamond is evaluated based on the presence of these inclusions. Diamonds with fewer inclusions or flaws are rarer and more valuable. "Flawless" is a term used very sparingly and under Federal Trade Commission regulations, a diamond can only be considered flawless if no internal imperfections or external blemishes are visible to the naked eye of a professionally trained gemologist when viewed under a 10 power binocular microscope. In some cases, inclusions may be noticeable without magnification. All diamonds from Store Fifty-Two are evaluated for clarity in our American Gem Society (AGS) Accredited Gem Laboratories and are often accompanied by a grading report from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). While the inclusions in a diamond may or may not affect its beauty, they do play a role in determining its value.