Which descriptor indicates a large size among super deep diamonds?

• A. Large
• B. Inclusion poor
• C. Pure
• D. Irregular

Answer: (A)

Size is conveyed directly by descriptors that express how big the stone is. Among the terms used for super deep diamonds, the one that signals a larger size is the word that literally means bigger. This descriptor focuses on the overall dimensions or weight, which buyers often associate with how large the diamond will appear when set or viewed from above.

The other terms describe attributes unrelated to size: inclusion poor refers to clarity and the presence of internal flaws; pure suggests color purity or overall quality but not size; irregular describes an uneven shape or cut. So while those attributes matter for value and appearance, they don’t indicate the stone’s size.