WHAT IS DIAMOND COLOR:
Diamond color is a measurable grade assigned to a unique diamond. To find out how colorless it is with the unique diamond color chart. Diamonds that are graded higher are as close to colorless as possible. While diamonds that are rated lower often have more prominent color tints as the ratings increase along the color diamond chart. A colorless diamond is a precious stone while diamond grading can result in a diamond having a warmer color.
It is very difficult to find a diamond that has no color at all. Many gemstones have a slight discoloration or discoloration during their gemstone formation due to natural processes. In fact, natural diamonds can be found in any number of colors. These include yellow, green, pink, brown, gray and white. Certain colored stones have gained popularity as new diamond deposits have been discovered.
‘GIA’ COLOR GRADING SYSTEM:
The GIA is the industry standard for hero scale in terms of color grading. The scale starts with D, which represents colorless. This is followed by the letter Z which remains with an increasing presence of pale yellow or brown. Each grade has a range of color appearance.
‘GIA’ COLOR CODES:
In the GIA system, red, orange, purple, violet, blue, green, and yellow are the primary colors. Brown, white and black are not considered colors in GIA. Their tones and their saturation define them. Following are the color codes in GIA.
Red (R) orange (O) purple (P) violet (V) blue (B) green (G) yellow(Y).
Rare Carat informs its users about the details of these codes.
RARE CARAT HAS THE MOST POPULAR COLOR DIAMOND:
The majority of Rare Carat’s laboratory-grown heroin is usually white and pale yellow in color. Our customers mostly prefer to buy diamonds that are eye-catching. There are also diamonds available in primary colors at the Rare Carat. A Rare Carat white diamond is a popular and rare item in engagement Rings. Rare Carat diamonds are divided into five categories of 23 color grades on a color scale. Classification
Colorless (D-F)
Near colorless (G-J)
Faint (K-M)
Very light (M-R)
Light (S-Z)
COLOR ‘ I ‘ IN DIAMOND RINGS:
The I-color diamond falls into the third category of diamonds. And this is the grade of almost ‘colorless diamond’. Colorless diamonds are a popular choice for engagement Rings. Because they balance both elegance and affordability.
RARE GEMS:
Yellow diamonds are the youngest of the rare diamonds. In such diamonds the N atom is not involved in forces but remains isolated in the atomic structure. After which the famous ‘’Canary Yellow’’ diamond is discovered. In May 2014, Graff Vivid Yellow 100.09 carats fetched $16.3 million.
Intensity and color affect the color of a diamond. Color can either increase or decrease the value of a diamond. Fancy color diamonds can be found in any of the colors available in diamonds. While the colors of natural diamonds include many colors.
The purest diamonds should appear to transmit light as a colorless crystal. Because not every diamond is white, the color in diamonds comes from its defects and impurities.
CONCLUSION
The Rare Carat company introduces you to color in diamonds. This awareness will make it easier for consumers to buy rare-carat engagement rings. This blog of ours is an informative blog about diamond color. Visit the Rare Carat jewelry shop and choose diamond engagement rings according to your criteria.
