Diamonds are sold by the carat (shown as ct.), which is actually a unit of weight, though most think of a carat in terms of size. The word "carat" comes from the "carob" seed, the original unit of measure for diamond traders. Today, a carat is equal to exactly 0.2 grams (about the weight of a paper clip). Carat weight is unrelated to the similar sounding karat, which refers to gold's purity.
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Clarity Grade: IF
The diamond is internally flawless with no inclusions. Only insignificant blemishes are visible under 10X magnification. Internally Flawless (IF) diamonds are very rare and valuable.
Clarity of a diamond is its relative freedom from inclusions and blemishes. A relative scale from flawless to included is used for clarity grading.
A blue diamond is an extremely rare occurrence whether mined or created in a lab. Comes in different secondary color modification ranging from purple-blue to green-blue. Traces of boron and hydrogen in the crystal cause the color. Prices is exponentially higher than colorless diamonds in the same size and clarity.
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Your diamond color: BLUE
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Cut Grade: Excellent
Your diamond's cut enables the stone to reflect a large amount of light for beautiful brilliance and fire. Cut to a high-quality polish and symmetry, Excellent Make diamonds will reflect all light as brilliance and fire.
