Question 1

When Planning a rough diamond the inclusion should be Is it right to plan a rough diamond with a Inclusion in the Centre of the table

Accepted Answer

When planning a rough diamond, the inclusion should ideally be positioned beneath the crown facets near the girdle. This placement allows for the possibility of removing the inclusion during the cutting and polishing process, or minimizing its visibility in the finished diamond. Placing an inclusion in the center of the table or culet, or in the kite facets, would make it more visible in the finished product, potentially reducing the diamond's value and appeal.

Question 2

What is the primary aim of a computer planner

Accepted Answer

The primary aim of a computer planner in the context of diamond cutting or similar applications is to achieve multiple objectives, including creating an optimum plan to maximize the value of the rough material, calculating several alternative projections of shape, and considering various projections of clarity. These tasks collectively aim to ensure the best possible outcome from the raw material, making "all of the above" the correct choice.

Question 3

What precautions are to be taken by planner

Accepted Answer

All the options listed are precautions that a planner should take when planning a diamond. Inclusions at the culet, cavities on the crown and table, and uncertainty about inclusions necessitating a window opening are all concerns that need to be addressed to ensure the quality and integrity of the final gemstone.

Question 4

Why is computer rough planning done in a rough diamond?

Accepted Answer

Computer rough planning in a rough diamond is primarily done to capture inclusions and blemishes, which helps in determining the best way to cut the diamond to maximize its value and beauty while minimizing the impact of these imperfections.

Question 5

PlannerCollects the bruted diamond packet from the supervisor & match the specifications of the diamonds such as…………

Accepted Answer

The specifications of diamonds typically include shape, size, weight, and quantity, which are essential for matching and categorizing diamonds.

Question 6

Planner can see plannning options based on

Accepted Answer

Planners can consider various planning options based on the shape, size, and cut of materials or spaces, as these factors significantly influence the feasibility and optimization of plans.

Question 7

Planner observes the Diamond carefully for

Accepted Answer

A planner observes the diamond for its shape/size, color, and inclusions to determine the best way to cut the diamond to maximize its value and beauty.

Question 8

Valuation in software can be decided by

Accepted Answer

Valuation in software can be influenced by a variety of factors including the 4C's (cost, customers, competitors, and capabilities), grading by a laboratory, and company norms. These elements can all play a role in determining the value of software.

Question 9

If required natural skin or extra facet should be placed in which part of the pavillion

Accepted Answer

The answer of If required natural skin or extra facet...

Question 10

What do you mean by Planning

Accepted Answer

Planning in the context of diamonds refers to analyzing a rough diamond to determine how to cut it to achieve the best possible polished diamond, focusing on clarity and maximizing value.

Question 11

What is the importance of Planning a rough Diamond

Accepted Answer

Planning on software for a rough diamond is crucial as it helps in determining the best possible way to cut and polish the diamond to maximize both its yield and value. This involves analyzing various cutting options to find the most profitable outcome.

Question 12

What is the importance of Planning a rough Diamond on software

Accepted Answer

Planning a rough diamond on software is important because it allows for a faster process, offers more options for how the diamond can be cut, and enables the plotting of inclusions, all of which contribute to maximizing the value and quality of the final diamond.

Question 13

For computer planning the Planner has to take into consideration

Accepted Answer

Stress is a factor in computer planning related to the performance and reliability of computer systems under various workloads and conditions. It's important to consider how a system will perform under stress to ensure it meets the necessary specifications and user expectations.

Question 14

Why is stress checked in a rough diamond?

Accepted Answer

Stress is checked in a rough diamond to plan for saving loss accordingly while cutting. This involves identifying any internal stresses or flaws that could affect how the diamond should be cut to maximize both its size and quality, thereby minimizing waste and loss.

Question 15

Stress is seen in the diamond in which colors?

Accepted Answer

Stress in diamonds can manifest as rainbow colors, which are seen when light is dispersed by the internal structures under stress, creating a spectrum of colors.

Question 16

Stress is observed in a diamond with which instrument

Accepted Answer

A polariscope is used to observe stress patterns in gemstones, including diamonds, by analyzing how they interact with polarized light.

Question 17

If UV flourescence is there in a rough diamond, what will be its effect on the colour of the polished diamond

Accepted Answer

UV fluorescence in a rough diamond can cause a blue tint in the polished diamond, resulting in a lower color grade.

Question 18

Diamond flouresces in which colour under UV

Accepted Answer

Diamonds can fluoresce in a variety of colors under ultraviolet (UV) light, but the most common fluorescence color is blue. This is due to the presence of trace amounts of boron within the diamond's structure.

Question 19

What is the work of QC operator

Accepted Answer

The work of a QC (Quality Control) operator encompasses all the tasks listed: manually plotting inclusions not detected by the software, verifying the accuracy of inclusions plotted by the software, and deleting any inclusions that were incorrectly plotted. These tasks ensure the quality and accuracy of the analysis or product being worked on.

Question 20

Replanning of a Diamond can be based on

Accepted Answer

Replanning a diamond can be based on various factors including repairs required, increasing its value, and optimizing its proportions. All these aspects aim to enhance the diamond's appearance, quality, and market value.

Quiz 1: Rough Diamond Planning and Computerized Planning Techniques