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Learn how diamond cut affects light performance and value, and how GIA evaluates and classifies cut quality with a scale from Excellent to Poor. Explore the parameters that influence diamond cut, such as proportions, symmetry, polish and design.
- 4Cs BLOG
Cut, clarity and color all determine diamond quality, but...
- What Are Diamond Treatments
For example, blue coating on a yellowish diamond can...
- Colored Diamond Reports
Colored Diamond Grading. While the vast majority of diamonds...
- GRADING the 4C S
Grading Diamond Cut. GIA provides a diamond cut quality...
- How to Buy a Diamond
Clarity measures the amount, size and placement of internal...
- Diamond Grading Reports
For more than 50 years, fine jewelers everywhere have...
- Diamond Fluorescence
Fluorescence is the visible light some diamonds emit when...
- Colored Gemstone and Pearl Reports
Colored Gemstone Identification While renowned for its...
- 4Cs BLOG
14 de ene. de 2016 · Learn how GIA evaluates the cut quality of round brilliant diamonds based on their brightness, fire, scintillation and pattern. See examples of diamonds with different cut grades and understand the factors that affect their appearance and value.
26 de abr. de 2018 · Learn how GIA evaluates the cut quality of a round brilliant diamond along a five-point scale from Excellent to Poor. Find out what factors affect a diamond's brightness, fire and scintillation, and how to pick the best value for your engagement ring.
Learn how to use the GIA Cut Grading System to estimate and evaluate the cut quality of diamonds. Download charts and booklets that summarize the system, show examples, and explain the parameters and values.
Learn how diamond cut affects sparkle, brilliance, and price, and how to choose the best cut grade for your budget. Compare Ideal, Very Good, Good, and Astor by Blue Nile™ diamonds, and see their light performance measured by GemEx BrillianceScope® Analyzer.
Two diamonds may have the same clarity, color and carat weight, but cut is what determines whether or not one is superior to the other. Three factors alone determine a diamond’s cut: Precision of cut. How the size and angles relate to the different parts of the stone. Symmetry.
14 de mar. de 2013 · Learn how to use the 4Cs (Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat Weight) to evaluate any diamond, anywhere in the world. GIA created the 4Cs as a universal method for establishing the quality of any diamond, and offers resources and tools to help you select the highest quality diamond.