Swarovski crystals are perfectly uniform. Since they are machine cut, each crystal is the same. This means that the height, width and slope are consistent.
The precision cutting of Swarovski machinery allows each crystal to have its facet juncture "pointing up." This means the facet junctures all meet at precisely at the same point. This is a similar aspect of diamond faceting.
When you look inside the crystal, you will see no bubbles. If you see any bubbles, you know immediately that it is not Swarovski's.
Because of its special glass compounds, Swarovski crystal will out-sparkle a bead of lesser quality when placed in a side-by-side comparison.
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