Clarity The clarity of a diamond refers to how clear, or “clean” the diamond is. Diamonds have imperfections which are present in its rough state. The clarity scale is a measure of the severity of those imperfections or “inclusions” as it is known in the trade. Basically there are two types of flaws: inclusions and…

Color When jewelers speak of a diamond’s color, they are usually referring to the presence or absence of color in white diamonds. Color is a result of the composition of the diamond, and it never changes over time.. A color grade of D is the highest possible, while Z is the lowest [NOTE: Fancy color…

SHAPE Remarkably simple yet unmatched in popularity, is the most sorts after gemstone to create fine jewelry as compared to any other gemstone. This formidable gemstone is the hardest substance on earth has appropriately become the Ultimate Symbol of Love. We try to explore the ultimate determining factors of this gemstone that makes it so…

Cut Cut is a diamond’s most important characteristic. It has the greatest overall influence on a diamond’s beauty. It determines what we generally think of as sparkle. It is recommendedthat one should select the highest cut grade within your budget. A polished diamond’s beauty lies in its complex relationship with light: how light strikes the surface…