Diamond color
Discover Pinterest’s 10 best ideas and inspiration for Diamond color. Get inspired and try out new things.
“The best color in the whole wide world is the one that looks best on you.” -- Coco Chanel Color defines our world! Did you ever wonder where does color in diamonds come from?
Kaye Weiss saved to Jewelry
The perfect Guide on Diamond Education and its factors. Besides 4c's there are also other factors you should get to know about.
Allisonburgh Allison saved to jewelry
View More A breathtaking beginning from Marchesa. A stunning emerald-cut diamond (3/4 ct. t.w.) is embraced by a beautiful halo on the engagement ring portion of this stunning certified diamond bridal set . The matching diamond band enhances the sparkle.
3 Carat Diamond Bridal Set Diamond Color Rating Code: H-I Diamond Clarity Rating Code: I1 Diamond Shape: Emerald & Round Available in 18k white, yellow or rose gold Certificate of Assurance included Created for Macy's Sign up for Macy's…
John Iseler saved to Macys
Diamond color is a Fancy Colored Diamond’s most significant characteristic. In fact, unlike a colorless diamond where the 4C's (carat weight, clarity, color, and cut) are all equally important to the overall value, the color characteristic plays the most important role in the value of the diamond.
samantha saved to Girl's Best (Wearable) Friend
How are colored diamonds made? What is the cause of each color? Which color is a result of natural radiation? These questions and more answered
Extremely rare 0.81 ct diamond was color graded Fancy Vivid purple.
GIA saved to Diamond: Gemstone and Jewelry
GIA’s diamond color-grading system measures the absence of color with D as colorless to Z representing light yellow or brown. The distinctions between color grades are so subtle that they are often invisible to the untrained eye, but they can make a big difference in a diamond’s quality and price. To learn more about a diamond’s color, clarity, cut and carat weight, visit 4Cs.GIA.edu.
GIA saved to All About the Diamond 4Cs
You might think that colourless diamonds are the most expensive and sought after stones available on the market, but some coloured diamonds are much more expensive and even harder to find. Such is the case with blue diamonds which are beyond the reach of most of our budgets. Let's take a detailed look and find out how to choose a blue diamond.
Hello, I own a .55ct vivid pink Argyle diamond. I was told it was in the 2007 Argyle tender. How do I confirm it is a tender diamond? I tried...
