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A diamond's shape refers to the general silhouette of the stone when viewed face up, not to be confused with the cut.

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Carat ?
Carat is a measurement of a diamonds weight. More carats = more money.

Cut ?
A diamond's cut refers to how well it returns light; Excellent being ideal standards, Poor being the lowest possible standards.

Color ?
Diamond color measures the degree of colorlessness. Stones are graded on a scale that ranges from D (colorless) to Z (yellow).

Clarity ?
Clarity refers to the number, size, and position of inclusions and blemishes. Diamonds are graded on a scale from Flawless (no inclusions) to I3 (obvious inclusions).

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Polish ?
Polish describes how smooth a diamond’s surface is. Very Good or above is best for maximum sparkle.

Symmetry ?
Symmetry matters. Excellent or Very Good is best for sparkle.

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Table ?
The "face" or table of a diamond can be around 53-64% of its average diameter. Different cuts and shapes may have varying table sizes.

Depth ?
The weight hidden in the bottom, also called the pavilion, typically accounts for around 40-60% of the diamond’s total weight. This portion plays a crucial role in enhancing the stone’s overall brilliance and light performance.

L/W Ratio ?
Length divided by width. Higher ratio = slender diamond, lower ratio = broader diamond. Each shape has unique recommendations.

Fluorescence ?
Diamond fluorescence is how much a diamond glows under black light. None is most desirable, but fluorescence can whiten yellower diamonds (I and below).

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Shape ? A diamond's shape refers to the general silhouette of the stone when viewed face up, not to be confused with the cut.

Price

Carat ? Carat is a measurement of a diamonds weight. More carats = more money.

Cut ? A diamond's cut refers to how well it returns light; Excellent being ideal standards, Poor being the lowest possible standards.

Color ? Diamond color measures the degree of colorlessness. Stones are graded on a scale that ranges from D (colorless) to Z (yellow).

Clarity ? Clarity refers to the number, size, and position of inclusions and blemishes. Diamonds are graded on a scale from Flawless (no inclusions) to I3 (obvious inclusions).

Advanced Options

Polish ? Polish describes how smooth a diamond’s surface is. Very Good or above is best for maximum sparkle.

Symmetry ? Symmetry matters. Excellent or Very Good is best for sparkle.

Certificate ? Filter by Certificate Type

Table ? The "face" or table of a diamond can be around 53-64% of its average diameter. Different cuts and shapes may have varying table sizes.

Depth ? The weight hidden in the bottom, also called the pavilion, typically accounts for around 40-60% of the diamond’s total weight. This portion plays a crucial role in enhancing the stone’s overall brilliance and light performance.

L/W Ratio ? Length divided by width. Higher ratio = slender diamond, lower ratio = broader diamond. Each shape has unique recommendations.

Fluorescence ? Diamond fluorescence is how much a diamond glows under black light. None is most desirable, but fluorescence can whiten yellower diamonds (I and below).

Type

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Shape ?
A diamond's shape refers to the general silhouette of the stone when viewed face up, not to be confused with the cut.

Carat ?
Carat is a measurement of a diamonds weight. More carats = more money.

Cut ?
A diamond's cut refers to how well it returns light; Excellent being ideal standards, Poor being the lowest possible standards.

Color ?
Diamond color measures the degree of colorlessness. Stones are graded on a scale that ranges from D (colorless) to Z (yellow).

Clarity ?
Clarity refers to the number, size, and position of inclusions and blemishes. Diamonds are graded on a scale from Flawless (no inclusions) to I3 (obvious inclusions).

Polish ?
Polish describes how smooth a diamond’s surface is. Very Good or above is best for maximum sparkle.

Symmetry ?
Symmetry matters. Excellent or Very Good is best for sparkle.

Certificate ?
Filter by Certificate Type

Table ?
The "face" or table of a diamond can be around 53-64% of its average diameter. Different cuts and shapes may have varying table sizes.

Depth ?
The weight hidden in the bottom, also called the pavilion, typically accounts for around 40-60% of the diamond’s total weight. This portion plays a crucial role in enhancing the stone’s overall brilliance and light performance.

L/W Ratio ?
Length divided by width. Higher ratio = slender diamond, lower ratio = broader diamond. Each shape has unique recommendations.

Fluorescence ?
Diamond fluorescence is how much a diamond glows under black light. None is most desirable, but fluorescence can whiten yellower diamonds (I and below).