Diamond is a polymorph of the element carbon. where the carbon atoms are arranged in a variation of the face-centered cubic crystal structure called a diamond lattice, knows as it s hardness and beauty. Diamonds have been a source of fascination for centuries. Gem quality diamonds display a high standard of excellence in quality and are used in jewellery.The appeal of diamonds lies in their dazzling beauty and endurance, and their ability to provide a lasting memento of a special occasion.

The quality and value of diamonds are measured by four characteristics known as the 4C's. The 4C's relate to a diamond's cut, colour, clarity and carat weight.

There are eight diamond shapes that are most commonly offered by fine jewelers: Round diamonds, Princess diamonds, Heart diamonds, Oval

• D (Colorless) - Highest color grade your diamond can achieve.  This color emits unequaled brilliance, and is extremely rare.
• E (Colorless) - Containing minute traces of color.  Emits unsurpassed brilliance, and is very rare.
• F (Colorless) - Minute traces of color can only be detected by a trained gemologist.  This is a high-quality color grade.
• G, H (Near Colorless) - Noticeable color only when compared to higher color grades.  Excellent value, as it appears colorless to the untrained eye.
• I, J (Near Colorless) - Slightly detectable color.  Excellent value, as it appears colorless to the eye.
• K, L, M (Faint Yellow) - Faint color noticeable.  Even with the presence of color, diamonds can emit fire and beauty.

Diamond Clarity

Clarity is a measure of the number and extent of the flaws in the diamond. A diamond's clarity refers to the presence of identifying characteristics on and within the diamond. Diamond clarity is graded using ten-power magnification, as most inclusions are invisible to the unaided eye.

Diamond Carat Weight