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The 4 C's Cut, Clarity, Color, Carat Weight
Cut: Diamond's proportions, quality of finish shape and faceting. A well cut diamond captures its light to release its fire and sparkle. Cut Ideal , Very Good , Good , Fair , Poor
Clarity: The diamond's clarity characteristics, known as inclusions, identify the uniquness of the diamond. The 5 factors are size, number, position, nature, relief. A flawless diamond is considered most valuable.
Color: Diamonds range from colorless to light yellow. This is called the D-Z range. Colorless diamonds D, E, F are considered the most valuable.
Carat Weight: The weight of diamonds is expressed in metric carats. Each carat is equal to 100 points.
Certified Stones: The GIA set the standard for diamond grading and gemological identification, and their grading system serves as the international gem and jewelry industry's benchmark credentials.
There are also higly respected reports issued from: AGS, EGL, GSCAL
A Diamond Grading Report documents the specific characteristics of a diamond. These reports are issued by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), which is among the most respected organizations in the diamond industry.
Clarity *
*when examined by a skilled grader
Flawless Very, Very Very Internally Flawless Slightly Included Slightly Included Slightly Included Included
F/ IF VVS1/ VVS2 VS1/VS2 SI1/ SI2 I1/ I2/ I3
Color Scale
Colorless Near Colorlesss Faint Very Light Light D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S - Z
