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2002 SSCPre Masters

The newsletter provides details for the 2002 USFG single stone competition, including requirements for the stone such as: - The stone must be cut from clear or colored synthetic corundum, with a width between 8-11mm and allowed 0.1mm margin without deduction. - The girdle thickness must be 0.3mm plus or minus 0.1mm without deduction, and the girdle will be polished and judged on the score sheet categories including thickness and uniformity.

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2002 SSCPre Masters

The newsletter provides details for the 2002 USFG single stone competition, including requirements for the stone such as: - The stone must be cut from clear or colored synthetic corundum, with a width between 8-11mm and allowed 0.1mm margin without deduction. - The girdle thickness must be 0.3mm plus or minus 0.1mm without deduction, and the girdle will be polished and judged on the score sheet categories including thickness and uniformity.

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U.S.F.G. Newsletter Vol. 11 No.

3 September, 2001

PREMASTERS STONE DESIGN FOR USFG 2002 SINGLE STONE COMPETITION


The stone is to be cut in SYNTHETIC CORUNDUM, clear or any color.

STONE WIDTH to be 8mm to 11mm. There will be an allowed margin of 0.1mm + or - without deduction. Three 100% errors will be
deducted if the width is outside of the margin.

GIRDLE THICKNESS to be 0.3mm + or - 0.1mm without deduction.

Girdle will be polished and judged under the same categories on the score sheet as all other facets. Two other categories are specifically
designated for the girdle alone. They are GIRDLE THICKNESS and GIRDLE UNIFORM. §

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