5 Secrets on Saving Money when Purchasing a Diamond - Comparing and Grading Diamond Color
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- It can be a little intimidating when purchasing a diamond and understanding the qualities of diamonds. I share my five secrets on how to save money when shopping for a diamond through a diamond's color. I break down the color grade system and compare diamonds side by side. Images provided by Gemological Institute of America. Check out my other video to learn how colored diamonds are created. • How are Colored Diamon...
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0:00 Introduction
4:47 Color is less noticeable in smaller diamonds.
5:18 Facets create more sparkle & hide a diamond's color.
6:13 Set lower color diamonds in yellow or rose gold.
7:13 Purchase a diamond in upper Near Colorless range
7:57 Fluorescence helps improve color in Faint range. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I was teaching my husband when we were engaged about the four C’s of buying a diamond. We were at the jewelers and I selected a beautiful diamond and he was impressing the sales person by going over the four C’s but he said actually there are five C’s. Cut, color
,clarity, carat weight, and cardiac arrest when you see the price. We all laughed so hard because it’s true.
lol!! I might have to use that one! hahaha
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that’s the best flattery. You’re welcome to use it!
Hilarious
Excellent!!😂😂
Very well and clearly explained. Love it. Thank you.
thank you Ambrosia excellent tips!
Very direct & informative video. Thank u so much.! 💎
Thank you for sharing!
I love this informative video thank you so much
Thank you!!
Thank you for sharing with us!!!!💐💐💐💐💐💐👍
Thank you for sharing with us! Never crossed my mind to play the color of the ring off the color in the diamond! Appreciate you!
The color of the setting can drastically change the look of a diamond or gemstone. Have a fabulous day!
Thanks great video
Thank you for the help, i ended up getting my girl a princess cut 2.5 carat G diamond and I compared it to the D, the way you showed us to compare it in the video, there was barely a difference and i got it for such a good price. You’re a life saver 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I am happy to hear our video helped. Agreed, there is a very slight color difference between G and D. Most of our client's love color G diamonds (plus the $avings!) Congratulations!
thanks for all the info, please keep info coming.
Will do!
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Thank you for the info.
You are welcome! We appreciate your feedback.
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Happy to help!
Some great suggestions here to help people deciding how to make the best choice for the budget they have and which compromise(s) will ensure the best result. I am having a pendant made from a diamond which is j-k color and I was planning to have it set in white gold but after watching your video, I think I’m going to have it done in yellow. Should look nice, especially because on a pendant, people don’t get that close. Thanks for the tip. 👏
I feel like diamonds that are below a color J usually look better in yellow gold. Unless your diamond has fluorescence, it may help offset the yellow color in the diamond. After looking over a diamond, I give suggestions what color would look best for us to set it in.
Very true.
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I'm having a ring made bespoke for me. I've managed to get a G colour, VVS1, 0.44 marquise diamond with only a microscopic feather inclusion. I've stayed inside my budget and, set into a yellow gold band with Pink sapphires surrounding it, I think this will look pretty great. Thank you for your informative video!
I am happy to hear that you are helping to bring back the marquise shaped diamond! Glad you enjoyed the video :)
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Thank you for your useful suggestions! I was looking to buy 2 carat diamond, but i dont really like yellow color, even a bit of yellow would make me feel like my diamond is not brilliant. so i choose lab-grown diamond with D color and Ideal cut, the brilliance makes me crazy, I am so in love with that and almost wear it everyday!
I apologize your comment got lost in the list of other comments. Lab-grown diamonds are becoming more popular for their better quality.
wow... this is so good!
thank you. I hope you learned some valuable information. Follow us on social media @ambrosiajewelry for more tips and behind the scenes.
European cut are just so gorgeous and unique that I don’t mind a bit of color when it’s clean as a whistle ;)
It is a fun find when I am given an old ring and it is set with European cut diamonds. Yes it creates a unique and romantic appearance to any ring!
Diamonds are an abundant resource, worth as much as a rock.
Diamonds can be found all around the world, but most found are not gem quality. They are used in tools and machinery. Diamonds used in jewelry are not as abundant and colored diamonds are extremely rare. We work directly with the mines. We know how hard it is to find a top quality diamond. I ask, if diamonds are not valuable, then why are jewelry stores robbed?
Hi! What do you think of a K color but I1? In person it looked near colorless in different lightings and you can see feathery inclusions on the back with a magnifier, but its hidden when placed in the setting. It is a 2.25 round diamond with brilliant cut. It is also GIA certified and just wondering if it is good if I am willing to sacrifice for size and can't see the inclusions/color diff?
I always say if you see it in person and love it, than the certification doesn't matter. Unless you are purchasing the diamond more as an investment, than a higher quality would be best. The biggest thing you want to look at is the cut grade as this is what makes the diamond sparkle. The more sparkle a diamond has, the better it appears. A round diamond also helps "hide" more of the inclusions compared to other diamond shapes. The last thing that helps is your diamond is GIA certified. GIA has stricter guidelines to certifying a diamond. In other words, GIA says your diamond is a K, while another certification company may say your diamond is J.
@@AmbrosiaJewelry Thank you for the insight information and video as well!! :)
I suggest people go and look at them in person... why? Bc I thought I wanted a colorless diamond and then she pulled out a2ct radiant diamond with very faint yellow tones ans i fell in love!!!! On a yellow band And it was more in our price range then some 1ct
Who knows maybe you’ll like the faint yellow
Yes I agree to always look at a diamond in person. It may sound good on paper (certification), but may not be what you are looking for when you visually see it. That is great that you found a beautiful diamond and in your price point!
The faint yellow is great👌🏿
2:39 In the past jewellers used grade their diamonds as AA, A, B or C or various ambiguous combinations of those three letters. Since GIA wanted to move away from such ambiguity and standardize the grading process, they decided to start with D at the top of the scale.
Yes GIA made a universal diamond grading system. They wanted to create a new letter for the color grade to start fresh. They could have used any letter, but instead made the decision to start with D for a colorless diamond grade. It has never been said exactly why they chose that letter.
Great advice in picking a diamond, however, to me starting at the letter "I" in color and further down the color scale I would go with medium fluorescence instead of faint as faint does not make much of a difference in what I have seen. My daughter's engagement ring is an "I" and when I first saw it I thought it was an F or G. I asked her fiance what the color was and he said it was an "I" which floored me. I asked if there was fluorescence in the diamond and he said there was medium. That along with the diamond being round with triple Ex grading, the diamond is absolutely gorgeous and you really don't see much blue to even notice in the sunlight like you would with strong fluorescence. Once you get to "M" strong fluorescence would work. H is good for faint and G as well as it will not have enough florescence to make the diamond milky and you get a better price. Just my two cents :)
Yes, the stronger the fluorescence, the more the diamond will have a milky appearance. We recommend visually inspecting and seeing a diamond in person as they can look different than their report says.
Very attractive I like some color in a diamond yellow fancy. But what is a miners cut. I've heard that term.
A miners cut diamond is an old way of cutting round diamonds. It is cut with a higher top (crown) and deeper bottom (pavilion). You will find this style of diamond in many old vintage pieces of jewelry. Diamonds today are cut to provide more sparkle and brilliance.
Loved your instructive video! I’m fascinated by fluorescence. How does any customer measure this when going to the jewelry store? Do I just ask the salesperson? Is it included in the certificate?
When we work with client all across the country, we work directly with our diamond cutters to find exactly what a client wants. If they like fluorescence, we can find diamonds with faint or strong fluorescence. Yes, it should also be listed on the certificate.
Hi, how to tell on fluorescence?
Also, among the round cut, do some hv excellent cut whole others a good cut? Again, how to tell?
Thk u for posting video.
To see the fluorescence in a diamond, use a black light and the diamond will glow blue color if it has fluorescence. As for the cut of the diamond, can you explain more about your question as I am not understanding the question.
Thank you so so much for these tips! I would want to know if fluorescence is good for colourless diamonds? Would be helpful if someone responds. Thank you!
When investing in diamonds, most people do not want fluorescence as sometimes they can look hazy with strong fluorescence. Yet, with a yellowish diamond, fluorescence can help improve the color of the diamond. We work with clients across the country to help hand select the perfect diamond. Contact us for a free estimate.
@@AmbrosiaJewelry thank you so much for your informative reply! 😊 I sure will when its my turn to be a bride 😅
Looking at 3 CT oval ring in j color, si1 very goofed cut and faint flourecent blue.... is that a good looking diamond in your opinion? Thanks.
Hello Christina, we do not provide suggestions without looking over the entire cert. There are many variables to look for when purchasing a diamond.
J color? A large yellow diamond isn’t going to impress anyone
@@msk3905 The larger the diamond the more visible the color. A J color will have some body color, but may look good in a yellow gold setting.
Hi! I ordered a GIA 2.10 carat H color VS1 Pear cut diamond... if I set it on a platinum Halo and pave band will it look yellow? also, what color should my side and halo stones be? so the center stone wont look warmer than them?
We work with clients all across the states. If you are looking for design help, please contact us and we would be more than happy to help provide our expert design suggestions and to create the perfect ring!
I want to purchase a 1.35 J VS1 Triple Ex cut GIA certified diamond. Any tips on what setting to you? I thought about a falling edge halo in white gold with a yellow gold channel princess cut pave setting. Thoughts? God bless
Hello Jon, we would be more than happy to schedule a design consultation with Ambrosia if you would like us to custom design a ring for you. Please contact us for more information.
hmm... other videos say that step cuts (e.g. emerald cuts actually hide color better bc less facets (therefore less reflection of the yellow hue) in comparison to brilliant cuts (e.g. round, radiant)
With my years of experience and working with diamonds, step cuts will show more color because of less sparkle and light reflection. When we grade diamonds, we turn the diamonds upside down and look through the pavillion (bottom part of stone). This allows you to see the true diamond color without all of the distracting splashes of color from the sparkle. Sorry to hear there are misleading videos out there!
How noticeable is the difference between H & I in color? I am looking at a 1.75 ct radiant cut Diamond. There’s a decent price difference between H and I, so I’m curious how important color is here. Thanks ☺️
The larger the diamond, the more noticeable the color will be. I recommend to look at both diamonds in person to compare side by side. You may fall in love with one regardless of the color. We work with clients across the country to help them hand select the perfect diamond with a better quality or value. Feel free to contact us for more information.
Which is a better metal for a 3/4 marquis IJ good cut daimond, 14k gold or 14k White gold?
I apologize your question got lost in the list of others. Color I-J would look good in either white or yellow gold. If it lower than J, I would suggest yellow gold.
I was told that my 1.75 carat round brilliant H in color SI2 is only worth 2k. Because it has blue fluorescent lighting under UV. I never knew blue lighting mattered that much.
There are other factors which will influence the value of the diamond besides fluorescence.
Thanks for the video I loved loo at the rings you should me only engaged now with a lovely birthday just hiding the real one he has bought me i have not been it i have no idea where he has it just saying that it is only a friendship ring 💍 I am just love wearing my claddgh ring on the left hand side of my finger now as my engagement ring i am from Ireland 🇮🇪 love your rings it touched my heart ♥
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Hi, do you have any idea if I can buy color z diamond and pass them as yellow diamond
Color Z can have a yellowish or brownish tint. We would be more than happy to help find the perfect diamond for you. Please contact us>> www.ambrosia-jewelry.com/pages/contact-us
Is it bad for a lab diamond to have noted that it’s faintly blue? I heard a lot of negative comments about it but, I am quite drawn to the slight blue color. It’s like you have a piece of the sky on your finger. And what color band would look good with it? Yellow or white gold?
Absolutely not! It is more of a personal preference. We have worked with numerous diamonds with a faint blue fluorescent which offset the natural yellow color of the diamond- resulting in a whiter diamond. Blue stones look great in both gold colors. With a faint blue, I recommend white gold to show off more of the blue color. Contact us to schedule a design consultation to create the perfect ring.
Appreciate your video. So do you recommend colored diamond 💎 with yellow or rose gold to improve the looks , this point is very interesting. I have a tight budget, I can only buy 0.4C diamond and wanna make with yellow gold 18k or 22K.
Warm colored diamonds look great in yellow or rose gold as cooler color diamonds look best in white gold or platinum metals. We would be more than happy to help hand select a beautiful diamond and make a yellow gold setting in your budget range. Feel free to contact us to visit more.
@@AmbrosiaJewelry thanks a lot.
What do you think about a 1.5ct H color radiant diamond on a hidden halo platinum band? Will that show too much color?
Nope. It will look beautiful
Color H will have very little color and looks beautiful in all white metals.
How come I can never find a 35 crown and a 40.7 pavilion, 56 table! They have the technology to cut any way they like. But I have not seen a perfect reflect dimension for a round no matter what the weight, probably cost t000000 much for the consumer
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Thanks so much for this video I found! Short, simple and great information! We’re soon to celebrate our 50th Anniversary and buying my wife a Marquis shape diamond.
The ring itself is yellow 14k gold in a Griego designed turquoise ring from Santa Fe
Your advice is much appreciated and anything else you can advise please do! Thanks again and I subscribed.
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Congratulations!! Thank you for watching.
Does SGL and GSI are a good diamond certificate?
We personally like GIA certifications and then EGL certs. We have worked with some certifications which are are a little more lenient on their grading qualities. For example a diamond may be graded by one cert as a G color which increases the price of the diamond because it is in the near colorless range. While GIA may grade the same diamond as I color. I always say, if you love how the diamond looks, then what the certification says may not matter to you!
Hey there!! I’m currently enamored with yellow diamonds and want to buy one for my girlfriend as her engagement ring? Do you suggest that I consider diamonds with a color X, Y, or Z? Thank-you for any information you can provide.
We would be more than happy to help find the perfect diamond for you. Please send us a private message through our website contact page and we will be in touch to visit more.
Just an FYI- in your comments, in your "Shop Online" link above, you missed the dash between the two words (Glad it's an https site :D). Great tips, and amazing work (on other vids), you've got me looking. Thanks for helping the engagement community cut through the red ($$) tape! Wondering thoughts on purchasing a GIA certified diamond alone, then having it set in a piece from a jeweler- anyone have any exp. in that arena?
Hi Jess, I appreciate you noticing the link! We have made the change. Yes, I want to share with the public all the true facts about diamonds and jewelry. It is a whole different world that most people are unfamiliar with and they should be educated on what they are investing into.
We do specialize in hand selecting diamonds GIA certified and custom making a jewelry setting. We work with clients all across the country and other countries as well. Feel free to reach out to us and we would love to visit more! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for more info- @ambrosiajewelry
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Does a low-priced a little pale coloured diamond gives the same result like colour less costly diamond
If you are asking if the "same result" as the same amount of sparkle, it all depends on the quality of the cut. Make sure to check out our video on diamond cuts.
I’m looking for a diamond that resembles a champagne without the price tag of that “champagne” label.
(I know even though it’s cheaper than a colorless diamond on its own, they’re having a bit of a moment right now and jewelers will jack up the price. 🙈)
Yellow gold metal with colorless moissanite as accent stones. The center stone will be Marquise. I think this will make the center stone pop!
Do you recommend a diamond between S-Z? Or should I go to fancy colored diamonds? Also, how do you recommend I search and find a retailer who is willing to sell these colored diamonds? So hard to find!
We are happy to provide options, suggestions and estimates for our clients. We work with clients across the country. If you would like more information, please contact us to schedule a phone consultation.
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I recently purchased a 1.79 emerald cut / Cut: Excellent / Color:H / Clarity: VS1. To upgrade my wife's ring. What are your thoughts wondering if that was a good purchase?
That was very sweet to upgrade your wife's ring. I am sure it is a beautiful diamond. A diamond can sound good on paper, but what really matters is how it looks in person! Sounds like you found a diamond in the upper quality of the three C's!
Hello, so do you think K color with Strong fluorescence is good?
If you’re looking for a “good” or “perfect” diamond, then any kind of stone with fluorescence is considered poorer quality than a stone without fluorescence. Luxury brand jewellers (like Tiffany & Co.) ONLY use diamonds that are colourless or near-colourless (D, E, F, G, H & I) with very few inclusions (FL, IF, VVS1, VVS2, VS1 & VS2), and that have little or no fluorescence.
However, if you are just wanting a diamond that looks good in person, there’s nothing wrong with buying a slightly lesser quality diamond like a K colour with fluorescence. The key to getting away with a slightly coloured diamond and fluorescence is to make sure there are very few inclusions in it.
Hello Thao, we do not provide suggestions without looking over the entire cert. There are many variables to look for when purchasing a diamond.
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What color do you recommend for a setting that is yellow gold? I want the diamond to be bigger so I need to sacrifice something and I was thinking of lowering the color therefore I can get a bigger carat size.
Get a artificially grown lab diomond. K-L color. I am not a pro but I have a 3 karet cut cushion cut that's going in my girlfriends ring looks good
I has a mild yellowing... but you can't see it... I don't see the point of buying a super high clear color grade if the karet is so tiny... no one will see a tiny karet ring that is perfect... as no one will see the mild yellowing on large karet
@@chrisvan4328 but you don’t think it will show the diamond a bit too yellow?
@@briguitteestrada1949 I think it'll look great in a yellow setting. 💛
@@beelow2023 thank youu ❤️ I just don’t want the diamond too look too yellow, you know.
Thank you. What is better: bigger diamond, but more cloudy, or smaller but less cloudy ?
It’s personal preference but I think most would say smaller and less cloudy. Cloudy diamonds don’t sparkle/look good at all. They can look dull. And a larger diamond would make the cloudiness obvious.
It depends on what you mean by "cloudy." If there are lots of inclusions, any size of diamond will not sparkle very well. Each client has a personal preference. Maybe they want a larger diamond with a couple of noticeable inclusions, while others want a smaller diamond with a better quality. For most women, we want a diamond that sparkles!!
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Does a pale colour diamond have any evil effects
I don't completely understand the question- can you explain more?
I got 05 carat round ideal cut brilliant E VS2 Class 2A diamond in a white gold ring for my fiancee
Congratulations on your engagement!
@@AmbrosiaJewelry 😊 thx
Is N color dimond really yellow or is it hard to tell once set?
It depends on a few factors. 1. The size of the diamond- the larger the diamond, the more noticeable the color. 2. What gold color will it be set in? Watch our video on how gold can influence a diamond's color. 3. Are there any fluorescence in the diamond which will alter the color. Feel free to reach out to us to help find the perfect diamond for you!
@AmbrosiaJewelry 3c platinum band solitare style I'm looking for a higher color rating I dont think it will shine like something above j rating
@@mwb5987 Hello, please fill out our design questionnaire to provide more information and we will schedule a time to visit more. There are several aspect to look for when investing into a diamond. We look forward to visiting more! www.ambrosia-jewelry.com/pages/custom-design-questionnaire
I’m looking to buy a 3 carat ring in a cushion cut and really want to do an I color to save on the cost- do you think it would appear too yellow?
The larger the diamond the more noticeable the color. Also you want to pay attention to the certification. Not all certifications grade diamonds with the same precision. I always suggest seeing a diamond in person. It can sound good on paper, but it all depends on if you like it when you see it. We also work directly with diamond cutters to find our client's the best diamond for their value. Feel free to contact us for more information.
Cushion cut will shows it’s real colour easily than round cut.
The best diamonds to buy are the ones that’s GIA certified
@@4evadiamonds667 it depends
@@4evadiamonds667 you can still buy a GIA diamond that’s awful quality - GIA certified only means it’s been graded by GIA, nothing more.
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Can I put a 2.5 oval carat color j in a white gold solitare band?
Yes we have set color J in a white gold band before.
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Currently looking at a 1.07 carat, internally flawless, ideal cut, j color diamond for a pave petite twist band graded by IGI. Going with a bigger size carat since the gf’s finger is a size 8. Based on a few things you said in your video, do you think the j color is going to be visible with the other small diamonds in the pave setting?
Hi Justin, the ideal cut will help bring more sparkle to the diamond which should help brighten it. The IGI grading will be more lenient than GIA so it may appear to have more color compared to a GIA color J. You also want to make sure the side diamonds match the color of the main diamond. If the smaller diamonds are several grade brighter in color, it will make your main diamond appear more yellow than what it is. If you want a second opinion, we work with client all across the country to hand select a diamond with a better quality or value.
@@AmbrosiaJewelry thank you for the reply. After seeing that the Pave setting with the smaller diamonds are F/G color I decided it was too much of a chance that it was going to be a noticeable difference. It would have been perfect if the ring setting was going to be a yellow gold solitaire setting. Thanks again for the video! Learning more everyday
@@justinayers6805 I would agree that I think the F/G will be too much of a difference. We are always there to help our client understand what to look for when purchasing a diamond.
J is a bad color D-F is good
My question: Round cut diamond sparkles the most, what is the next type of cut diamond that sparkles the most after round diamond?
Provided it’s the same grade color clarity size
Each diamond cut will have its own unique look and sparkle. Princess cut will be the next popular choice, while pear and marquise can give lots of sparkle if cut proportionately. Oval and radiant cut is also a great option for sparkle.
The cut refers to the way the diamond is cut to proportions, there’s differences in RBC’s. Ideal, Excellent, fair, etc.
And what about the clarity? I would much prefer sacrifice size and clarity over color and cut. People don’t have to go for a warmer diamond, if they can sacrifice something else
We are adding more videos about diamond's clarity, cut quality and carat weight. I enjoy educating our clients, so they understand what they are purchasing.
I would rather sacrifice color over clarity. It is just a matter of preference
Fluorescent only works on J or lower colour grade. No one will buy a G or above with fluorescent and of course it is less expensive.
We have had some clients purchase a G or higher with slight fluorescence to help save money. They can still be a lovely diamond.
@@AmbrosiaJewelry we better tell all the factors to clients and let them select what makes them happy 😊
@@brandont5356 I agree! Each client will have their own preferences and taste when it comes to jewelry. We just help them find what makes them happy :)
so when it has DEF-color is a D?
That means the diamond's color is between D-F. It most likely does not have an official certification, otherwise it would list only one color.
i like rare gemstones
as do I! There are so many unique gemstones to find in mother nature.
Carbonado i mean! 😂
Dang it, all of my friends are gemologists. 😉
They should be able to give good suggestions on diamonds!
Is it wierd that my diamond has no main color? All you see are prisms. Yes I've had it checked is real.
Oops asked my question before listening to the video. She answered it right away.
My boyfriend is giving me a sliver one calling it a friendship ring only i know nothing about it just a friendship ring 💍 he bought himself i gave him my ring size also but I have never seen it before the one he has bought me. I am just wearing my claddgh ring on the left hand side of the finger now only engaged now in january he has only been to jewellery shop himself only i come from a jewellery family but I don't understand what a friendship ring
I believe a friendship ring is given before an engagement ring. Something you want to give your girlfriend, but not ready for an engagement ring.
Red diamond is crazy expensive and only a few of them exists in the whole world
yes they are! I am privileged to be one of the very few jewelers who have custom designed with a genuine 1.00-carat red diamond.
Your welcome thanks for the video 📹 I love it all thank you so much for it all just engaged now and my claddgh ring as my engagement ring now just waiting for a the day he puts it on my finger the ring a friendship ring in a box sliver ring he has bought himself only been to jewellery shop himself only he is a hiding the ring 💍 i have never seen it before the ring he has bought me i come from a jewellery family but I don't understand what a friendship ring means I am just happy to be engaged now i have no idea about it only he will not let me know anything about the ring 💍 i love my claddgh ring as my engagement ring now
they are starting with "D", because they might find better ones with a higher quality, in that way they will have a wider upper range of classification
Start with D for Diamond!
They originally had A, AA, A+, B- etc... When GIA created the standard grading system they selected D as the top color grade to eliminate any confusion and to wipe the slate clean.
Yellow gold is very dated and quite honestly very last century. I would instead opt to go with a near colorless diamond after all it's all about the diamond quality.
Each person has their own unique style and taste. We have made many yellow gold engagements ring for young brides and they are very modern looking. Gold is very popular in jewelry and interior design. It completely depends on the design if it will look outdated. That is the great thing about custom designing- you can make it your own style!
the bottom line is the Jewelers all Jewelers will lie to you about the worth of investment of the money if it's certified it's all a freaking lie been there done that.
It is not accurate to say all jewelers are liars. I know many jewelers who have a good heart and also educate their clients about gold, gems and diamonds. Many consumers have not taken the educational classes we have, so we try to educate them in only a few minutes, which has taken us years to learn. Based on one experience, a person should not limit their thinking by claiming one restaurant chain's food is horrible at every location, all mechanics take advantage of you, or all money managers are crooks. Yes, it is sad to have one bad apple ruin it for everyone else, but I hope you take the opportunity to work with a jeweler who has a good reputation with their clients.
I hate how every channel on TH-cam preaches H-G color diamonds. Quality > Quanity
We allow our clients to hand select the perfect diamond for themselves. After we compare diamonds side by side and educate each client, they feel more comfortable making a decision.
Colorless = might as well be a CZ lol
Personally I do like diamonds with a little color. I am usually drawn towards F-G color. Everyone has their own personal taste :)
For me don't invest money for diamond
Everyone has their own little joys in life. Some are cars, some are vacations and others are sparkly diamonds.
I can't wait to find a fiance that loves the Lord too so I can tell him all of these awesome things when shopping for a diamond for me;)
We will be happy to help when you find that special someone or when you want to create your own special piece!
If it’s not a natural earth mined Damond’ With a perfect cut grade D color , Flawless clarity , no florescence polish excellent symmetry excellent , custom cut from pure type 11a rough ? Then why bother ? get a Sapphire.
The secret is buy lab created diamonds, it’s the same thing
Please do not mislead others as lab-grown diamonds are definitely not the same as genuine diamonds. One is created in a laboratory and enhanced by man, while genuine diamonds are created by mother nature over millions of years.
@@AmbrosiaJewelry GIA now classifies lab created diamonds as well
@@Angel___00888 GIA does grade lab-grown diamonds, but they are not certified as a genuine diamond.
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