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    Orange Diamonds

    August 19, 2015

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    Satin A. Ayala

    Pure fancy orange diamonds are very rare, as it is more common to find an orange diamond with secondary hues.  Similar to pure red diamonds,  The Gemelogiacal Institute of America (GIA) rarely grades a stone as pure orange. Typically these modifying colors are brown, y...

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    The Four C's: Carat

    August 11, 2015

    Carat

     

    Diamonds are sold by the carat (ct), not to be confused with karat (kt), which refers to gold purity. Jewelers often refer to the carat weight of diamonds in terms of percentage points. This is particularly true of stones under one carat. There are 100 points to...

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    The Four C's: Clarity

    August 11, 2015

    Clarity

     

    Clarity is an indication of a diamond’s purity. It describes quite literally the degree to which a diamond is free of imperfections. The clarity grades range from internally flawless (IF) to highly imperfect (I3).

     

    Internal flaws in diamonds include are called “...

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    The Four C's: Cut

    August 11, 2015

    Cut

     

    Cut actually refers to two aspects of a diamond. The first is its shape (round brilliant cut, marquise cut, etc) which is explained below, and the second is how well the cutting has been executed which we will discuss here. The cut or “make” of a stone is one of th...

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    The Four C's: Color

    August 11, 2015