Corrupted Preview [.jpg] But Image is Fine When Exported!

Hello,
I have an image that is corrupted when it is viewed within Aperture... i.e. the image is noisy and looks very over-sharpened. The image definitely didn't look like this when I imported it into my library.
It's a .jpg with no Adjustments applied (all of the tick boxes are cleared).
I have tried to 'Update Preview' to no effect.
I tried deleting and rebuilding the previews for the entire project that the image belongs to and that hasn't solved the problem either.
I haven't experienced this problem with any of my other images, whether they are RAW, .jpgs or .tiffs.
I'm running 2.1 and this problem has only been apparent since the upgrade.
Do you have any ideas?
Thank you for your time!

Hello firstlaunch!
Thanks for taking the time out to help.
Here is a screenshot of the 'corrupted' image as seen fullscreen in Aperture:
http://adamwalton.co.uk/images/stonecircle.png
And here is a screenshot of an exported version of the image as seen in Preview:
http://adamwalton.co.uk/images/stonecircle_export.png
If I export the image as a master, the master looks perfect, and if I then reimport it into Aperture it shows the same 'corruption' as posted in the first link.
It's very strange!!!!
I assume it must be a bug, but if you can offer any possible explanations / solutions I will read them most gratefully!
thanks,
Adam

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