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ShapeDiamonds 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.


Round
Pear
Princess
Marquise
Oval
Radiant
Emerald
Heart
Cushion
Asscher
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CaratDiamond carat refers to the weight of a diamond. Although carat weight is important, other considerations have more impact on the quality of a diamond.
ColourWhen shopping for a diamond, it is generally preferred to choose a stone with the least amount of colour possible.


D
E
F
G
H
I
J
ClarityClarity refers to the presence (or absence) of impurities, blemishes or other identifying characteristics within a diamond.


VVS1
VVS2
VS1
VS2
SI1
SI2
CutA diamond's cut not only refers to its shape, but also how effectively the stone can return light back to the viewer's eye.


Excellent
Very Good
PolishPolishing removes unwanted material by gradual erosion. The quality of a diamond`s polish affects the way light enters, and is refracted from, the stone.


Excellent
Very Good
Good
SymmetrySymmetry refers to how well aligned the facets of a diamond are. The more symmetrical the diamond, the more fire and brilliance it will display.
FluorescenceSome diamonds display a visible light called fluorescence when exposed to an ultraviolet light source. Fluorescence is measured as none, faint, medium or strong.
DepthDepth percentage refers to the total height of a diamond, measured from the table to the culet, relative to the diamond’s diameter.
TableTable percentage refers to the size of the table facet, the flat surface at the top of a diamond, relative to the diamond’s diameter.
LabThe 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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