Diamonds Education - The 4Cs Of Diamonds

1. Diamond Education: 4C’s Of Diamonds

2. Instructions Of Diamond Education ￮ Our Diamonds shine brighter for you because we handcraft all of our diamond jewelry in-house. ￮ Wonderful. Rare. cherished. There is no gemstone like a diamond. Every diamond is unique, yet all diamonds share specific characteristics that allow us to analyze and evaluate them. These characteristics are called the 4C's of the diamond. ￮ This enables us to implement the highest quality in meticulous detail work without fear of quality problems due to the involvement of third parties. Each diamond is unique and expresses individual properties. Know more instruction of Diamond Education. ￮ The quality of a diamond depends on 4Cs Of Diamonds - Carat, Color, Clarity, and Cut. 2

3. 1. Diamond Carat ￮ The Carat Weight (carat) does the diamond size really bring everything that matters? Carat defines the weight of the diamond and is the most common differentiator. One carat weighs around 200 milligrams. You can also rate the weight of a diamond in points, where 100 points equal one carat. There is a direct relationship between the price and the carat weight of a diamond. With this in mind, a 1-carat diamond would sell for a higher price than two 0.5-carat diamonds. ￮ ￮ ￮ 3

4. 2. Diamond Clarity ￮ Natural Diamonds are the best result of carbon exposed to incredible heat and pressure deep within the earth. The clarity of a diamond is determined by the absence of inclusions and other imperfections. The degree of purity is based on the number, size, contrast, and position of the inclusions and imperfections that can be seen under a 10x loop. No diamond is completely perfect, but the closer they get to it, the higher its value. This process results in a multitude of different internal features (inclusions) as well as external (flaws). ￮ ￮ ￮

5. 3. Diamond Color ￮ The Diamond Color (Color) - discover the subtle differences between the color variants from D to Z. The color is one of the very important characteristics to determine the quality of a diamond because a diamond is not necessarily white (or colorless), there are diamonds of all colors, but the rarest and the most expensive are the colorless diamonds, with a total absence of any trace of color. The color of a diamond is also another criterion. When one speaks of color here, it is more about the non-existence of a color. There is therefore no “white” diamond on the DZ color scale. But a colorless one. The more colorless, the rarer and therefore more valuable. ￮ ￮

6. 4. Diamond Cut ￮ ￮ The Diamond Cut - It is the most significant element in assessing diamonds and when buying a diamond. Diamonds that have a regular and balanced pattern between light and dark areas consequently achieve a better classification in the cut category. The cut of a diamond relates to the proportions, the processing, the symmetry, and the luster of the stone. The better the cut, the brighter and more sparkling the diamond. Our diamonds of the Fine & Bridal line are always SI2 clarity and at least in color H. However, we will be happy to provide you with your desired stone at any quality level. Contact us for more information visit our online store at Gemistone.com ￮ ￮ ￮

7. Diamond Shapes In this element –Diamond Shapes, you will find all the information you need to know about the various shapes the diamond can take after it has been cut and polished.

8. Diamond Shapes Round Cut Round Cut is the most popular cut, it is also called the brilliant cut. It is the best grading 'ideal' or 'very good. Cushion Cut Cushion Cut is very similar to the princess cut, but with friendly rounded corners. The shape looks a bit like a pillow, hence the name. Trillion Cut Oval Cut Princess Cut This is the most used after the round cut. Often this shape is used for engagement rings, the advice is that you need color H and we use this. While this triangular cut is most often used as a side or accent stone, with its stunning brilliance and fire, it could also make a bold and dramatic solitaire stone. The brilliance of this cut is very similar to that of a brilliant, often this cut is combined with a brilliant cut diamond. Marquise Cut The marquise diamond has an elongated cut with pointed tips and was inspired by the charming smile of the Marquise de Pompadour. Pear Cut Asscher Cut The Asscher cut is equal to the emerald cut except that the Asscher is square instead of rectangular. It is therefore sometimes called a square emerald. Emerald Cut This rectangular cut resembles the cut of the princess, the rectangular shape gives a special result that makes the stone appear larger. Heart Cut This beautiful cut consists of 58 facets and it is advised that you need this cut in color H, which we use. This diamond shape is basically a pear shape with the top split. Due to the heart shape that arises, this is a very romantic cut. 8

9. Diamond Fluorescence Fluorescence is the measurement of a diamond's response to ultraviolet (UV) rays. Based on the intensity of the re-emitted light, five levels of fluorescence are determined: * NONE; * FAINT (very weak); * MEDIUM (weak); * STRONG (Strong); * VERY STRONG (Very Strong) Especially when the diamond fluorescence is strong, the diamond has a foggy, milky, oily, or cloudy appearance. For this reason, highly fluorescent diamonds (Strong and Very Strong) can be rated lower than similar diamonds with weak or medium fluorescence values. 9

10. Diamond Girdle ￮ The diamond girdle is a tiny facet at the lowest point of the diamond. The culet is preferably invisible to the naked eye. If this facet is too large, you can see a dark spot where the light from the diamond is not reflected. The girdle is the outside edge of a diamond. It's that thin center section that is sometimes least noticeable on a diamond or gemstone. This part of a diamond sometimes has facets but can also be smooth. Here, displays the girdle width as determined by the GIA, using the following scale: Extremely Thin Very Thin Medium Slightly Thick Thick Very Thick Extremely Thick ￮ ￮        10

11. Diamond Culet The culet diamond (pronounced cue-let) is the tiny area at the bottom of a diamond's pavilion. This diamond culet can be a point or a very small facet sitting identically to the table. All diamonds have a culet, although the size of the culet may change. The most usual culet size is None, as per GIA (Gemological Institute of America) grading. Because culets are pointed and small in surface area, they may be responsive to breakage. The diamond culet is a significant element in a diamond’s light shows and light leakage; therefore, it changes the diamond’s cut grade. Diamond Culet Scale like; None Very Small Small Large Very Large • • • • • • • • • 11 •

12. DiamondPolish & Symmetry What is Polish and Symmetry? Polish and symmetry are two major characteristics that are documented in a grading report. Collectively, they consider for a diamond’s finish and craftsmanship. Polish Of the Diamond:- he Polish leads to the overall smoothness and condition of the diamond’s surface. A well polished diamond can provide crisp reflections and undistorted light transmission while a poorly polished diamond can look dull. The Symmetry of the Diamond:- Symmetry, on the other hand, refers to the accuracy of shape, overall outline, position, and alignment of unique facets. A diamond with poor symmetry will have a visible difference from its shape and reduced brilliance due to misdirected light transmission. Before we examine into the natty gritty technical explanations, here are my minimum recommendations of polish and symmetry ratings when you are selecting diamonds. 12

13. DiamondCertification What is Diamond Certification? A diamond certification is an official document prepared by a team of diamond experts from a recognized institute after a thorough analysis of the diamond using a loupe, magnifying glass, microscope, and other special equipment. Diamond certificates precisely describe the quality and properties of the diamond. The diamond certificate contains, among other things, the diamond shape or cut, the precise dimensions, the weight in carats, the degree of color, clarity or clarity, and the cut quality. In addition, the symmetry, finish (polishing), and fluorescence is usually also described. In addition to the detailed description of the quality, a diamond certificate also serves as proof of the identity and value of the diamond. So, if you want to buy a Loose Diamond (this is a diamond that is not part of a ring or jewel), it is best to look for diamonds that are certified by a recognized lab such as GIA (Gemological Institute of America). 13

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