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The expression "salt and pepper" alludes to a diamond with a blend of numerous coal black and white incorporations, giving the stone a velvety dark and spotted look. Incorporations are tiny defects within a diamond. These considerations can be midnight, white, or another tone and have a wide range of shapes and sizes. Around all diamonds have some consideration, yet they're frequently so tiny they can't be outwardly seen by the unclad visual perceiver. With salt and pepper diamonds, these considerations are not just sizably voluminous and obvious, and they withal influence the diamond's general appearance extraordinarily and radiantly.
