Diamond Grading
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- Diamond 4 C's
- 1. Diamond Cuts
- 2. Diamond Clarity
- 3. Carat Weight
- 4. Diamond Color
- Diamond Total Depth
- Diamond Pavilion
- Diamond Culet
- Diamond Polish
- Diamond Symmetry
- Diamond Fluorescence
Diamond Shapes
- Round Brilliant
- Princess Cut
- Emerald Cut
- Marquise
- Radiant
- Pear Shape
- Heart Shape
- Oval
- Asscher
- Cushion
- Trillion / Triangle
Diamond Guide
- Loose Diamonds
- Diamond Shoping Advice
- Colored Diamonds
- Diamond Basics
- Diamond Care
- Diamond Insurance
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Diamond Articles
Diamonds PavilionThe pavilion is a combination of facets below the girdle. The pavilion contributes to the overall brilliance of the diamond. If the pavilion is too deep or shallow, diamond loses the ability to reflect light properly. It also produces less brilliance. |
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Diamond Prices
Diamonds pricing is a complex and elaborate process that requires the consideration of many factors. Diamond prices are mainly determined by:
- - The cost of mining and sorting the rough diamond.
- - The cost of cutting the loose diamond.
However there are other costs necessary to manufacture the rough stone into a ready diamond. A very important stone may be certified and graded by an independent company in accordance with the ‘Four Cs’: carat, color, clarity, and cut.
Diamond Certification
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- Diamonds against inflation. Dealers scour the market for the best deals, make needed repairs, and turn around and sell their finds for a profit.