Diamond Carat Weight Guide
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Understanding Carat Weight Carat weight measures the size and weight of a diamond. One carat equals 200 milligrams. While larger diamonds are generally more valuable, carat weight alone does not determine beauty. Cut, color, and clarity also influence appearance and value. Popular Carat Sizes 0.50 Carat 1.00 Carat 1.50 Carat 2.00 Carat Choosing the right
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Understanding Diamond Clarity Clarity measures the presence of natural inclusions and surface blemishes within a diamond. Since diamonds form under intense pressure, most contain minor imperfections. These characteristics are evaluated using magnification. Clarity Scale FL – Flawless IF – Internally Flawless VVS1/VVS2 – Very Very Slightly Included VS1/VS2 – Very Slightly Included SI1/SI2 – Slightly
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Understanding Diamond Color Diamond color refers to the absence of color in a white diamond. The less color present, the higher the grade and value of the diamond. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) grades diamond color from D to Z. D-F : Colorless G-J : Near Colorless K-M : Faint Color N-R : Very
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Understanding Diamond Cut Diamond cut is one of the most important factors affecting a diamond’s beauty and brilliance. Unlike shape, which refers to the diamond’s outline, cut determines how well a diamond reflects light. A well-cut diamond allows light to enter through the top, reflect internally, and return through the crown, creating exceptional sparkle and
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