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About Natural Diamonds
Radiance, Gorgeous, Treasured – Know about your diamond shape and 4c’s.
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Diamond Cut
The cut of a diamond is directly related to its overall sparkle and beauty i.e., it refers to diamond reflective qualities, symmetry and facets.
Diamond Cut
Diamond Color
The color of a diamond refers to the presence or absence of a yellow or brown tint in white diamonds. The closer a diamond is to colorless, the rarer and more valuable it is.
Diamond Color
Diamond Clarity
The diamond clarity measures the incidence of natural inclusions or imperfections found in a diamond.
Diamond Clarity
Diamond Carat Weight
The diamond carat is the unit of measurement of a diamond's weight; larger diamonds being rare.
Diamond Carat Weight
Diamond Shape
A diamond's shape is one of its most significant characteristics. Know about each shape in detail and choose the shape that complements your style.
Diamond Shape
Diamond Certification
A Diamond Grading Report consists of all the defining characteristics and scores of a stone.
Diamond CertificationWhat Are Natural Diamonds?
Diamonds belong to the family minerals, well known as the hardest material found on the earth naturally. The diamonds are the only stones that are made of a single element, which is carbon. Diamonds were formed 150km – 200km deep below the earth’s crust in the melted rock of the mantle. The process started with Carbon molecules being compressed under high pressure of 45 to 60 kilo bar while undergoing intense heat of 900 degrees to 1300 degrees. These are formed in the earth’s crust under high circumstances of temperature and pressure. Its distinctive chemical composition and configuration created it a truly unusual gemstone.
What Are Fancy Colored Diamonds?
Colored diamonds are diamonds that have a noticeable body color when viewed in a face-up position. Brown and yellow are the most common colors in natural coloured diamonds. Diamonds with natural pink, blue, orange, green, red, and violet body colors are extremely rare. Out of 100,000 diamonds, only a few will have one of the extremely rare colors. The color can have any intensity between "very light" and "vivid". To be considered a "colored diamond" the color must be noticeable when the diamond is in the face-up position. Black, gray, and white diamonds are also possible. The price of a colored diamond depends on more than its hue. Color saturation and the uniformity of color across the face of the gem are also important. Those with a pure hue are generally more desirable than those with modifying colors.
Why Diamonds?
“Diamonds are timeless” because their brilliance never dulls. Diamonds are often linked with qualities of boldness, wealth, precision and radiance. We all very well know that the diamonds hardness very well, so this is the reason everyone called it as ‘Stone of Invincibility’. Diamonds sparkle is ageless, so that’s the reason they became eternal symbol for love and for in case with diamond jewelry also they became the promise for family heirloom. Diamond wearers consider that they bring victory and strength to their lives. With their rarity and beauty, they became valuable and with their diversity and versatility they became universal as engagement and wedding bands. There are so many ancient sayings about the importance of diamonds and why people love to wear them. However, the fact that diamonds became our daily companions by touching our skin and creates a physical link between generations, imbued with memories.
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Diamond Ratings FAQs
The best diamond ratings are subjective to the person wearing the piece of jewelry. For example, while a diamond rating chart might rank a J-grade color diamond as less valuable than a D-grade, some find that they prefer the hint of color.
Diamonds are graded on their cut, clarity, and color. Cut is graded based on a 6-step scale from Ideal to Poor. The clarity is graded on a 10-step scale from Flawless to Inclusions 2. Color is graded on GIA’s D-to-Z system. The cut grade is the most important for overall beauty.
The 4 Cs of diamonds refer to characteristics that maximize the beauty of a diamond. The 4 Cs are cut, color, clarity, and carat.
A diamond certification, or diamond report, is provided by an independent gemology lab that offers an objective perspective on a diamond’s unique characteristics.
A diamond certificate provides proof that a diamond was graded with an expert opinion on the quality of the diamond.
Yes, all Bluehira diamonds are certified by the world’s leading gem grading labs including GIA, IGI, HRD, and GCAL.
Diamond Buying Guide FAQs
Our diamonds represent the highest-graded stones available. These diamonds feature unparalleled brilliance.
Cut is the most important characteristic of the 4Cs. Cut is responsible for the diamond’s brilliance. A symmetrical, proportionate diamond cut will bring the most sparkle.
Clarity is believed to be the least important of the four Cs. This is because many imperfections are difficult to see with the naked eye.
The higher quality a diamond is, the more expensive it will be. Each stone is unique and many less-than-perfect grades in some of the 4 Cs are difficult to see with the naked eye. For example, stones with a lower clarity score may still look eye-clean. Because of the uniqueness of diamonds, it’s possible to choose a stone with lower scoring elements of the 4Cs and still enjoy a breathtakingly beautiful diamond.
