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Diamond Colour

The Colour in Diamonds

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 We give full and free professional advice based on a family tradition that started 112 years ago.
So if you wish to purchase your diamond jewellery from mass market retailers please do so, but if you prefer to be personally advised,
your diamond(s) specially selected and get REAL value for your money including a diamond engagement ring individually
hand crafted to your exact specification, at an unbeatable price, then we are the people who you should trust.

We also supply fully certificated diamonds loose from stock or we can act as your broker in which case
we will locate, negotiate and purchase a diamond for you on the International diamond markets worldwide.
This service is specifically designed for diamonds of all shapes above the 1.50ct weight within D/J IF to SI2 quality.

 

  Cut       Clarity        Colour         Carat   Weight         Shapes         Choosing the right Diamond

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The rarest and most sought after colour in a diamond is the most colourless one often called 'blue white' or 'Gem' stone.
Laboratories give different labels and values to colours, the GIA will start at the 'D' of the alfabet ending with 'Z'
The HRD follows the European 'CIBJO' grading system from 'exceptional white+' down to 'tinted colour'.
The IGI, EGL and DIAMEXPERTISE follow basically both these guidelines.

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Understanding a
Diamond Laboratory Report .....COLOUR

 

                                   

Colour classification is determined by comparing the diamond to a set of master colour stones.
Not all laboratories necessarily come to similar conclusions as these master stones and lighting conditions can vary somewhat.
Also a colour spectrum is open to appreciation depending on the eye and circumstances of observation.

Diamond Colour

 

 

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