The 4 C’s of Diamonds are key when determining what diamonds engagement rings to buy for your loved one.
Cut is probably the most important of the C’s. Here it is how the diamond has been shaped, not the actual size of the diamond, but the facets of the stone that allow it to reflect light. An uncut diamond does not capture any light; it is opaque. In a poorly cut diamond, you can see less sparkle and glitter because light travels directly through, and does not refract. So you can literally see the difference, that is, if you know what to look for.
Clarity relates to cut, but it depends more on the natural process of the diamond’s formation. Internal flaws formed during the millions of years it takes for the diamond to develop may detract from its clarity, causing less light to reflect out of the diamond.
Color is bad when it comes to diamonds. Colorless diamonds are most highly prized because they allow the most light to reflect through the diamond, for a brighter sparkle.
Carat weight determines price. Larger diamonds are rarer and are significantly more expensive.
But when you’re looking for diamonds engagement rings, size doesn’t reflect how much you love a person, it’s only a factor in how much you want to spend!
2 comments:
Informative post. I have never read so much about diamonds now I can say that I knew a lot about them. I love diamonds too and have collected few diamond jewelry.
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