DIAMOND EDUCATION

An overview of diamonds, their significance, and how to choose the perfect one.

All About Diamonds

4C’s of diamond

Cut

Cut

Determines how well the diamond reflects light, enhancing its sparkle. Grades range from Excellent to Poor.

Color

Color

Graded from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow/brown). Colorless diamonds are rarer and more valuable

Clarity

Clarity

Measures internal flaws and surface imperfections. Clarity ranges from Flawless to Included, ensuring diamond purity.

Carat Weight

Carat Weight

Refers to the size of the diamond. Larger diamonds are rarer and more valuable, but cut, color, and clarity also affect appearance.

A comprehensive guide to diamond characteristics that will help you purchase the right brilliance at the right price.

KNOW THE DIFFERENCE

Natural Diamond vs Lab Grown Diamond vs Moissanite Diamond

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Natural Diamond

Formation: Formed over billions of years under Earth's mantle.

Uniqueness: Each is unique with distinct characteristics.

Value: More valuable due to rarity.

Environmental Impact: Mining impacts, though efforts for responsible practices exist.

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Lab Grown Diamond

Formation: Created in labs with advanced technology.

Purity: Fewer inclusions, identical in composition to natural diamonds.

Value: More affordable with the same brilliance and quality.

Sustainability: Smaller carbon footprint and less environmental disruption.

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Moissanite Diamond


Formation: Created in labs with advanced technology.

Purity: Fewer inclusions, identical in composition to natural diamonds.

Value: More affordable with the same brilliance and quality.

Sustainability: Smaller carbon footprint and less environmental disruption.