Treatment to enhance the apparent clarity of a diamond, whereby a glass-like resin is injected into feathers or fractures that reach the surface of the diamond. Feathers are visible when light reflects off of them; by filling them with a resin, light is able to travel through the feather, making it less visible. The resin causes what is known as a flash effect in the treated diamond. Fracture filling is not a stable diamond treatment and is easily altered with heat; click here to learn more.