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How NOT to buy SI2 diamond

Posted by admin | December 5, 2011 .

The simple basics of diamonds clarity: Diamond clarity is used to illustrate the in-existence or existence of flaws that are internal or the external part of a diamond. It is rare to find a perfect stone that possesses perfect clarity or clearness and most of the flaws that exist in jewelry grade diamonds cannot be [...]

Diamond Cut: The Main Reason behind Its Sparkle

Posted by admin | August 3, 2011 .

Diamond Cut: The Main Reason behind Its Sparkle Have you ever wondered what makes a diamond shine? It is really not the shape, the weight, nor the color of the diamond. It is the cut! A well cut diamond makes a great construction of prism and layers of facets that enable this precious stone to [...]

The 4 C’s of diamonds

Posted by admin | October 15, 2009 .

The 4 C’s of diamonds represent the four aspects that determine how a diamond looks like. 1. The Carat weight will tell what the size of the diamond is. 2. The Clarity will tell how “clean” will be the diamond from inclusions. 3. The Color will tell what is the color of the diamond – [...]

4 C’s of diamonds – Carat size

Posted by admin | October 15, 2009 .

4 C’s of diamonds – Carat size Use this tool to see the proportion of the different carat sizes Size – The Carat size is probably the most effecting factor on a Diamond price. When a rough diamond is being cut and polished it is loosing between 40%-60% out of the rough material – a [...]

The 4 C’s of diamonds – Color

Posted by admin | October 13, 2009 .

The color of a diamond affects enormously on a diamond’s look. Most diamonds buyers want to buy a white diamond, but even within the “white” diamonds, you have a range of colors and that without even mentioning the fancy colored diamonds: red, blue, yellow and any color you can imagine. I want to focus mainly [...]

The 4 C’s of diamonds – Clarity

Posted by admin | September 18, 2009 .

The 4 C’s of diamonds – Clarity Clarity basically is the easiest one to determine out of the 4C’s. You can use your eye, a loupe or a microscope and one of these will be able to show inclusions if exist. Clarity is measured by 12 different grades: Flawless – I3. I would prefer not [...]