For those who are born under the sign of Aries, diamond is the birthstone. Everyone acknowledges the value of diamonds in both fashion and business. In the world of business, a diamond’s hue is irrelevant, but for adornment, colour selection is crucial when choosing a diamond. The colour of a diamond affects how much it costs.
Diamond’s transparency and yellowish tint are evoked by its colour.
Colorless diamonds that have very low-level birthmarks mean fewer impurities in them and are expensive but on the other hand, low price diamonds have a greater level of birthmarks in them and have a yellowish tint. Read More
GIA has launched a grading system for the measurement of the color of a diamond. According to this standard scale, a diamond with grade D is white, the most expensive and rare stone but with grade Z has a yellow tint having a low price. In between these grading alphabets, there exist many colors of diamond starting from white to yellow color gemstone.
When you plan to purchase a diamond, its price is the main factor that can’t be overlooked. The price of this stone has too much dependent on its color. It means the selection of the right color gives an idea of price and you can save a lot of money from wasting if you don’t have knowledge.
Color diamonds are prized stones and some of them are very rare at a high price. The possible colors of diamonds are, green, pink, red, violet, yellow, grey, and black. But a diamond with yellowish color is rare as seen with its hue.
The color of a diamond has a relation to price but at a certain point. With the 4 C’s standard of a diamond approaching the price is a practical technique. With CARAT, Color, Cut, and Clarity, one can have an idea of the estimated price of the stone. When you go for purchasing a diamond, store in your brain that CUT and CART are positive attributes of the diamond, and Color and Clarity are negative attributes.
For purchasing a diamond, never pay too much for a diamond with a yellowish hue. This will throw your extra investment into the garbage. Always be careful about this factor.
For purchasing a diamond keep the following tips with you and enjoy your shopping
- There is no need to be an expert in diamonds for purchasing. Search for a diamond that you are interested in. Do an analysis of the market for that color and shape of the stone.
- There isn’t much of a pricing difference between nearby grading. For instance, let’s say that after doing your research and choosing a diamond with a grade of G, you decide to change your mind and choose one with a H instead. There won’t be a lot of price variation. However, a price difference can be acceptable if you switch three grades below or above. But examine the stone under a magnification and light source.
- Never choose a D quality diamond if your budget is tight. If you have a limited budget, we advise choosing G or H-grade diamonds with deep CUTS.
- The type of metal used and its grade have a big impact on how it will look. Choose the appropriate colour grade.
