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Shape
Diamonds come in many different shapes. Each diamond shape possesses its own unique qualities, so exploring and learning about the various shapes is worth your while.
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Carat
Diamond carat refers to the weight of a diamond. Although carat weight is important, other considerations have more impact on the quality of a diamond.
Colour
When shopping for a diamond, it is generally preferred to choose a stone with the least amount of colour possible.
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F
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H
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I
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Clarity
Clarity refers to the presence (or absence) of impurities, blemishes or other identifying characteristics within a diamond.
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IF
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VVS1
VVS2
VVS2
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VS1
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VS2
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SI1
SI2
SI2
Cut
A diamond's cut not only refers to its shape, but also how effectively the stone can return light back to the viewer's eye.
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Excellent
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Very Good
Polish
Polishing removes unwanted material by gradual erosion. The quality of a diamond`s polish affects the way light enters, and is refracted from, the stone.
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Excellent
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Very Good
Good
Good
Symmetry
Symmetry refers to how well aligned the facets of a diamond are. The more symmetrical the diamond, the more fire and brilliance it will display.
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Good
Fluorescence
Some diamonds display a visible light called fluorescence when exposed to an ultraviolet light source. Fluorescence is measured as none, faint, medium or strong.
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Strong
Depth
Depth percentage refers to the total height of a diamond, measured from the table to the culet, relative to the diamond’s diameter.
Table
Table percentage refers to the size of the table facet, the flat surface at the top of a diamond, relative to the diamond’s diameter.
Lab
The AGS or GIA lab report number enables you to match and verify the authenticity of the information on your diamond grading report.
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GIA
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