Basics of buying diamonds

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Basics of buying Diamond
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Basics of Buying Diamond

• Cut
• Clarity
• Color
• Carat 

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Cut

• The cut of a diamond implies both its shape and
  the brilliance (or sparkle) of the stone. A
  poorly cut diamond can make it appear lifeless or
  dull. Diamonds that are labeled "Ideal" will
  produce the most shine. 

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Clarity

• Clarity refers to the amount of inclusions, or
  internal flaws, that a diamond has. Diamonds free
  from flaws are more expensive. A diamond with no
  inclusions visible to the unaided eye is usually
  the most desirable. 

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Color

• It is no secret that a "colorless diamond" are
  the highest in value and generally more
  expensive. A colorless or near-colorless diamond
  that has no "noticeable" color, will be graded
  using the alphabet, and fall within the D-J
  range. Diamonds also come in various other colors
  than white or "clear" too.

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Carat

• Carat refers to the size of the diamond. Because
  smaller diamonds are more widely available than
  larger diamonds, the value of a diamond generally
  goes up when the carat weight does. 

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Contact

• Website www.imgjewelers.com
• Phone [phone]
• Fax [phone]
• Email info_at_imgjewelers.com
• Stores Address- 5470 Mayfield Rd.Cleveland
  (Lyndhurst) Ohio 44124