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Carat
Carat
Carat refers to the weight of a diamond. One carat equals to 0.2 gram.
A diamond is sold by its carat weight. However, two diamonds with the same weight can be of different measurements due to its shape and cut.
Select the range of carat weight you wish to see.
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Color
Color
Color is a color grading given by a gemologist or a trustworthy gemological laboratory.
The whitest diamond is graded “D” color. It is pure colorless diamond. Then the next grades are E, F, G, H, I alphabetically.
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Clarity
Clarity
Clarity grading shows how much inclusions are there in the diamond.
Almost all natural diamonds contain some inclusions which are considered nature’s birthmarks. It distinguishes one diamond from another. Some large inclusions can be easily seen and some can affect the brilliance of a diamond.
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Cut
Cut
Cut is the biggest factor that determines how a diamond sparkles.
Cut grading looks at the proportions of a diamond. When a diamond is cut with optimal angles, it produces great sparkles. Cut also affects the size appearance of a diamond. Two diamonds of the same carat weight can look bigger or smaller than the other due to the cut.
Select the cut grade(s) you wish to see.
