Key Takeaways The number of natural flaws in a diamond determines the clarity grade. A diamond has two clarity factors: blemishes (external flaws, such as chips and scratches) and inclusi … read more

G Color Gives the Best Value Color diamonds occupy a prominent position within the near colorless spectrum, immediately following F, which is considered a colorless grade. The established colo … read more

Comparing IGI to GIAWhile GIA and IGI are reputable grading labs, there are noticeable differences in how they grade diamonds. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is one of the best grading lab … read more

4Cs: What to Prioritize? When it comes to buying diamonds, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Diamonds are naturally formed over millions of years, each unique and deserving an indiv … read more

Ideal Cut Diamond Proportions The way a diamond is cut significantly influences its ability to emit optimal brilliance (white light), fire (color light), and scintillation (sparkle). To determine … read more