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How to Choose Your Colorless Diamonds
Color
Diamonds range from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown). D–F are colorless and highly sought-after. G–J offer near-colorless beauty with excellent value. K–M carry a soft warmth, especially flattering in yellow gold. Color becomes more visible in larger diamonds and white metal settings.
Clarity
Clarity refers to natural inclusions inside the diamond. Most are microscopic and don't affect beauty. FL–IF are flawless to internally flawless and extremely rare. VVS1–VVS2 have very slight inclusions that are nearly invisible. VS1–VS2 offer excellent clarity with great value. We prioritize stones that are eye-clean and well-balanced for the design.
Carat
Carat refers to a diamond's weight, not just its size. Each stone is chosen for how it balances with the design, ensuring harmony and presence.
Cut
Cut determines how a diamond reflects light—in other words, how much it sparkles. Excellent cut offers maximum brilliance and fire. Very Good is bright and lively. Good provides a gentle sparkle. The cut is often the most important factor in a diamond's beauty.
Understanding gemstones is essential to making informed choices. Our guide will help you explore diamonds and colored stones with clarity and confidence.
Gemstone Buying Guide