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Diamond color is a very important part of the diamond 4Cs and forms one of the core for evaluating the quality and value of a diamond.

What are G H I J Color Diamonds? Near Colorless Diamonds Executive Summary Diamond color is a very important part of the diamond 4Cs and forms one of the core for evaluating the quality and value of a diamond. The diamond color grade scale invented by the GIA has 23 different grades of diamond color. These 23 diamond color grades are further divided into....

The oval diamonds are one of the fancy diamond shapes that is very susceptible to the bow-tie effect. The presence of this effect in the diamond is a big disadvantage to the diamond as it reduces the beauty and attractiveness of the diamond, especially if it is very obvious. If the bowtie is little or not very visible, you can still buy the diamond at a reduced price. But if it is very obvious, you should stay away from such a diamond.

Ideal Oval Cut Diamond Depth, Table, Proportions Guide Executive summary Popular diamond cut that is used mainly for engagement rings and pendants. It has an illusion that allows the finger of the wearer to appear longer than it actually is. Depending on the buyer’s preference, they can either get a wide oval diamond or a narrow oval diamond. The over...

Diamond carat weight can be manipulated to fit your budget. It is usually the last of the 4Cs that you consider when buying a diamond. Larger diamonds with higher carat weight are usually rarer in nature than smaller diamonds with lower carat weight. The bigger diamonds are usually more expensive than the smaller ones because of their rarity.

The Carat Weight of Diamonds - DiamondChart.net Executive Summary The carat weight of a diamond refers to the weight of the diamond and not the size of the diamond-like people have wrongly presumed. In many cases, it determines or is closely related to the size of the diamond but it is not the unit for measuring diamond size. Diamond size is meas...