Colored Diamonds

Diamonds usually come in a colorless or near colorless form, oftentimes they have a slight yellow color to them. Colorless diamonds are highly valuable and sought after. The following describes the color grading system designed by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and is the standard that diamonds are held to:

D : This is the highest color grade and is completely colorless, making a D colored stone very rare.

E / F : E and F colored stones are still considered colorless, but there is a very slight tinge to it which can be detected by an expert gemologist, though not obvious to laypeople.-----------------------*read more

A magnificent 2.55 carat round brilliant is set in a ripple of white gold, making the Alexis diamond ring a truly remarkable piece. Perfect for the young professional, it exudes unparalleled strength and confidence.

Ideally, diamonds should be clear and free from any blemishes. However, most diamonds that are mined have naturally occurring blemishes that can detract from the pure beauty of the diamond. Clarity refers collectively to the size, number, nature, shade and position of the imperfection present or absent in a diamond.

There are two categories of imperfections- inclusions (internal) and blemishes (external). Clarity is graded using a very precise and complex method of evaluating the size, location, and visibility of...

Price:$10000

Serial number: 159720 Shape: radiant Carats: 5.21 Color: F Clarity: VS1 Measurements: 10.77 - 9.12 x 6.33 Total depth: 69.4% Table width: 73% Fluorescence: none Symmetry: good Polish: very good Certification: GGL 88308 (07/28/2005)

Price: $36500---

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