Diamond Polish

Diamond Polish refers to the degree of smoothness of each facet of a diamond as measured by a gemologist. Diamond polishing is an essential step in the process of producing brilliant, high-quality diamonds. Polish brings shine and beauty to the surface of a diamond. The price of a diamond depends on the cut, color, clarity, and carat as well as the polish. The polish of a diamond affects how well light can pass through the diamond. This is a very important feature in determining the overall luster of a diamond. For more information on diamond polish and to purchase diamonds, visit our online store.

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Diamond Carat

Diamond Carat measure the weight of a diamond. If the carat weight is less or more, there is no effect on the quality of the diamond. A metric "carat" is defined as 200 milligrams. For more carat information and to purchase diamonds, visit our online store.

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Diamond Cut

The cut of a diamond is an important factor to consider when selecting a diamond. Diamond Cut refers to the polish and symmetry of the diamond. This refers to the angles and proportions of the stone and affects its luster. A well-cut diamond reflects light in a way that maximizes its beauty. For more information on Diamond Cut visit our online store.

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Diamond Clarity

The Diamond Clarity of a refers to the absence of inclusions and defects found in diamonds. The fewer inclusions and defects a diamond has, the better it is. According to the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), a "flawless" diamond is considered a diamond with the best clarity. The price of a diamond depends on the cut, color, carat as well as clarity. For more information on diamond clarity and to purchase diamonds, visit our online store.

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Diamond Color

Diamond Color refers to the color of a diamond in a diamond. A completely colorless diamond is considered to be of high quality while a brown or yellow diamond is considered to be of low quality. The more colorless a diamond is, the higher its relative value. Diamond color is indicated from D to Z on the GIA color scale. To learn more about diamond colors and to purchase them, visit our online store.

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