CUT
CLARITY
COLOR
CARAT
WHAT IS CLARITY?
Diamond clarity pertains to the lack of imperfections, such, as inclusions and external blemishes in a diamond. The scale for clarity ranges from flawless (FL) to included (SI) with the grades indicating a level of clarity. Inclusions have the potential to impact both the appeal and value of a diamond as they can disrupt reflection and diminish its overall appearance. A diamond, with clarity is generally regarded as valuable and harder to come by.
Flawless
FL
no internal flaw
IF
Very Very Slightly Included 2 - Slightly More inclusion than VVS1
VVS2
Very Very Slightly Included 1 Very Very Slightly Included 2 - Slightly More inclusion than VVS1
VVS1
very slightly included 2 - cannot see inclusion with naked eye but slightly more inclusion than VS1
Vs2
very slightly included 2 - cannot see inclusion with naked eye
vs1
Slightly Included - Inclusions are not visible
Si
WHY IS DIAMOND CUT IMPORTANT?
The way a diamond is cut refers to its measurements, proportions and symmetry after it has been polished. This aspect is crucial because it directly impacts how light enters and exits the diamond ultimately determining its sparkle, brilliance and overall beauty. A diamond that has been well cut will. Refract light in such a way that it appears brighter and more scintillating. On the hand a cut diamond may seem dull and lacking life. Additionally the cut of a diamond also plays a role, in its value. Can even affect its durability and resistance.
Efficient quality cut light reflection and weight optimization
Fair
Premium quality cut which Reflects most light that enters
Good
Superior quality cut as same as ideal cut but at lower cost
very good
Reflects nearly all light that enters the diamond
ideal
Cut to the most exacting standards that returns maximum light
super ideal
WHAT IS DIAMOND COLOR?
Diamond color refers to the presence or absence of color in a diamond. This is determined by grading the diamond on a scale from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown) using internationally recognized color grading standards. The less color a diamond has, the more rare and valuable it is considered to be. Color in diamonds is caused by trace elements present during the diamond's formation process, and can affect the overall beauty and quality of the stone. Therefore, diamond color is an important factor to consider when purchasing a diamond.
colorless and most expensive.
D
An expert can detect traces of color.
E-F
color is slightly apparent
G-H
Almost colorless
I-J
Slightly detected color
K-Z
WHAT IS A CARAT?
Diamond carat refers to the weight of a diamond, with one carat equal to0.2 grams or200 milligrams. It is the most commonly used unit of measurement for diamonds and is also used to determine the value and size of a diamond. The word "carat" originates from the Greek word "keration," meaning carob seed, which was historically used to measure the weight of diamonds. This unit of measurement is different from karat, which is used to measure the purity of gold.
0.50 ct
0.75 ct
1.00 ct
1.25 ct
1.50 ct
2.00 ct
2.5 ct
3.0 ct