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The basics to Buying a Diamond! I think a 1 carat center stone is the perfect size for a ring. ( not too small or big) personally i think for any decent size stone it should be G color or better and SI1 or SI2 in clarity or better. That way you cant see a yellow hue and the inclusions aren't so noticable. Really small side stones (melee stones) dont have to be as nice because its less noticiable. The cut should always be at least rated Good or higher.

GIA Diamond Grading Scales: The Universal Measure of Quality

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Have you ever noticed all else being equal, an eye-clean diamond will appear very similar to a flawless one? Surprisingly, diamond clarity does not impact the stone's beauty until the inclusions are not very large and dark, numerous or located in the centre of the stone.

Introduction to estimating diamond weight without scales This article explains how to determine the weight of a diamond without using scales. Normally, diamond merchants use accurate diamond scales to weigh diamonds—measured to three decimal places or a thousandth of a carat. However, scales may not always be available, such as when a diamond is already Read the full article... The post How to Calculate the Weight of a Diamond Without Scales appeared first on Serendipity Diamonds Blog.

Diamonds 4c's Grading (Cuts/Shapes, Clarity, Colors/Colours & Carats) Hiray Ki Pehchan/Pahchan (Gems Stones, Real Stones, Pather, Jewlary...

Oval is one of the most brilliant diamond cuts available on the market. It makes fingers look elongated and appears larger than its actual carat weight. If you are interested in buying a diamond with an elegant rounded design, this oval cut diamond guide is a must-read.

Before you go engagement ring shopping, it's crucial to understand the 4Cs, particularly color. Here, experts explain everything to know about a diamond's color, from understanding the color chart to knowing how it plays into your budget.