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Shape

A diamond's shape refers to the outline or silhouette of the diamond. Diamonds come in various shapes, each with its own unique characteristics and aesthetic appeal.

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Report

Every Diamond must be certified by reputable gemological laboratories. For natural diamonds, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is the most trusted laboratory. For Lab Grown Diamonds, GIA and IGI (International Gemological Institute) are the two most trustworthy laboratories.

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Carat

Carat is a measurement of a diamond’s weight. More carats = more money.

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Clarity

Diamond clarity is a measure of a diamond’s size, position of inclusions and blemishes. Diamonds are graded from Flawless (no inclusions) to I3 (heavy inclusions). A diamond’s clarity is very important to a diamond’s shine and sparkle. It is recommended to stay in the VVS range to maintain the diamond’s maximum amount of sparkle and brilliance.

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Cut

The cut of a diamond is a crucial aspect of its beauty, brilliance, and overall visual appeal. Cuts range from Excellent to Poor cuts. An Excellent cut ensures that light enters the diamond, dances across its facets, and reflects back in a mesmerizing display of fire and sparkle. “3X” represents the top tier of diamonds, with Excellent Cut, Polish, and Symmetry.

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Polish

The polish of a diamond refers to the quality and smoothness of its surface finish after the cutting and polishing process. Excellent polish enhances the diamond's beauty and value, making it an essential aspect of diamond evaluation and appreciation.

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Symmetry

Symmetry in a diamond refers to the precise alignment and balance of its facets, ensuring that each facet is positioned symmetrically relative to the diamond's center and to each other. A diamond with excellent symmetry exhibits optimal light performance and maximum sparkle.

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Fluorescence

Diamond fluorescence refers to a phenomenon in which a diamond emits a soft glow when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. It is important to note that for top colors (D-H) that fluorescence must be none to maintain a diamond’s value and visual sharpness. Middle colors (I-L) can have a fluorescence to make the diamond appear whiter. But it is very important to know that top colors (D-H) should NOT have any fluorescence!

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Ratio

The ratio percentage of a diamond refers to the proportion of the diamond's total width that is occupied by the ratio facet. The ratio percentage of a diamond is a critical factor in its cut quality, influencing its brilliance, fire, and overall appearance.

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Table

The table percentage of a diamond refers to the proportion of the diamond's total width that is occupied by the table facet. The table percentage of a diamond is a critical factor in its cut quality, influencing its brilliance, fire, and overall appearance.

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Depth

Depth percentage provides insight into how deep or shallow the diamond is cut relative to its width. This measurement affects the diamond's overall appearance and light performance.

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