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How Chips and Single-Cut Diamonds Differ. Whereas chips donât really have a symmetrical shape, single-cut diamonds are round and faceted. What makes single-cut diamonds different from regular round diamonds is the number of facets. The classic round shape has 57 or 58 facets (this cut is also referred to as â full cut â), while the typical single-cut diamond has 16 or 18 facets.
Technically, a diamond is an allotrope, or a form, of the element carbon (a diamond is actually carbon in its most concentrated form). Within a diamond, the carbon atoms are arranged in a variation of the face-centered cubic crystal structure called a diamond lattice. This arrangement of carbon atoms essentially means that the diamond expands outward at the same rate in all directions during its initial growth. Because of its structure, which is extremely rigid, a diamond can be contaminated by very few impurities, such as the elements boron or nitrogen. Combined with its tendency to be transparent, this results in the colorless, clear appearance of most diamonds.