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Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Have you bought the perfect present for your special someone? Or are you looking to soon tie the knot? Well either case, you’ve come to the right place.
DiamondBuyerGuide.com has everything you need to know before purchasing the a quality diamond. Browse our site for handy purchasing tips, style guides, and the ins and outs of diamond cuts, carats, gemstones and metals.
Diamonds signify brilliance, romance, and are simply stunning. Whether it’s the classic Tiffany & Co. solitaire setting, or a fancy cushion cut encrusted with additional diamonds, every diamond is different and meaningful. Browse our site to learn the basics - the Four C’s of grading, clarity and carats, what precious metals make the perfect engagement ring, and the history of diamond mining. Compare the top brands and get started to finding the perfect diamond for your loved one today!
Terms to know when shopping for a diamond
Cut - The beauty of a diamond resides not only in a favorable body color, but more importantly in its optical properties
Color - Most commercially available diamonds are classified by color, or more appropriately, the lack of color
Clarity - The clarity of a diamond is determined by the number, location and type of inclusions it contains
Carat Weight - The weight of diamonds, and all other gemstones, is measured in carats
Table Width - Table width is quoted as a percentage of the average width of the diamond’s girdle
Total Depth - The total depth percentage is greatly responsible for the amount of brilliance that a diamond will display
Pavilion - The pavilion is the bottom portion of the diamond
Culet - The point on the bottom of a diamond’s pavilion is called a culet
Fluorescence - Roughly one third of diamonds available in the market fluoresce
Symmetry - Symmetry is graded as Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair or Poor on a GIA report
Polish - Polish is graded the same way as symmetry: Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair or Poor on a GIA report
