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Every diamond is unique - just like everyone.
No two diamonds are the same. Each stone has individual characteristics that make its beauty and charisma special.
In order to objectively evaluate these differences, recognized gemmological laboratories like that use Gia (Gemological Institute of America) or that Igi (International Gemological Institute) an internationally recognized system. This evaluates diamonds based on the so -called 4C criteria: Cut, color, purity and karat weight.
These four characteristics clearly determine the quality and value of a diamond. Those who understand them can make the right choice - for a stone that not only impresses optically, but also represents a valuable investment.
Especially when buying online, it is crucial to rely on these quality features. Because many details that influence the price and beauty of a diamond are hardly recognizable in photos. An official certificate with a clear rating offers the necessary security.
In the following we explain to you what you should pay attention to in each of these four characteristics:
Every diamond is unique - just like everyone.
No two diamonds are the same. Each stone has individual characteristics that make its beauty and charisma special.
In order to objectively evaluate these differences, recognized gemmological laboratories like that use Gia (Gemological Institute of America) or that Igi (International Gemological Institute) an internationally recognized system. This evaluates diamonds based on the so -called 4C criteria: Cut, color, purity and karat weight.
These four characteristics clearly determine the quality and value of a diamond. Those who understand them can make the right choice - for a stone that not only impresses optically, but also represents a valuable investment.
Especially when buying online, it is crucial to rely on these quality features. Because many details that influence the price and beauty of a diamond are hardly recognizable in photos. An official certificate with a clear rating offers the necessary security.
In the following we explain to you what you should pay attention to in each of these four characteristics:
The cut One diamond describes the interaction of proportion, polish and symmetry and is crucial for his sparkle. Only a precisely polished stone reflects the light optimally and ensures maximum brilliance and fire. If the cut is too flat or too deep, the light escapes, the diamond looks dull. Therefore, at Stellini Diamonds we only carry stones with them excellent (excellent) cut.
The cut One diamond describes the interaction of proportion, polish and symmetry and is crucial for his sparkle. Only a precisely polished stone reflects the light optimally and ensures maximum brilliance and fire. If the cut is too flat or too deep, the light escapes, the diamond looks dull. Therefore, at Stellini Diamonds we only carry stones with them excellent (excellent) cut.
The color One diamond describes how colorless or tinted he is - the clearer, the more valuable. A yellow or brownstick usually reduces the brilliance and thus the value of the stone. Colorless diamonds better let the light through and sparkle more intensely. Diamonds bred in the laboratory often have a particularly pure color, since disturbing trace elements hardly occur in the formation. The color scale ranges from D (hard -finely white) until Z (tinted). At Stellini Diamonds we only have the best quality of diamonds in the colors from D to F (colorless)
The color One diamond describes how colorless or tinted he is - the clearer, the more valuable. A yellow or brownstick usually reduces the brilliance and thus the value of the stone. Colorless diamonds better let the light through and sparkle more intensely. Diamonds bred in the laboratory often have a particularly pure color, since disturbing trace elements hardly occur in the formation. The color scale ranges from D (hard -finely white) until Z (tinted). At Stellini Diamonds we only have the best quality of diamonds in the colors from D to F (colorless)
purity describes how freely a diamond of inclusions is. The fewer such impurities are available, the higher its quality and value. Many inclusions are only visible under 10 times enlargement, but still influence the evaluation. The purity is in Eleven levels divided by - by Flawless (fl) until strongly included (i3). Every diamond is unique, and small inclusions often make it even more individual and more character. We only lead diamonds from vs.
purity describes how freely a diamond of inclusions is. The fewer such impurities are available, the higher its quality and value. Many inclusions are only visible under 10 times enlargement, but still influence the evaluation. The purity is in Eleven levels divided by - by Flawless (fl) until strongly included (i3). Every diamond is unique, and small inclusions often make it even more individual and more character. We only lead diamonds from vs.
caratthe unit of mass for the weight of a diamond is not to be confused with its size. Because depending on the cut, a stone with the same karat weight can have different size. The actual size is therefore also in Millimeters (length × width) given. Basically the following applies: The heavier the diamond, the rarer and more valuable Especially with natural diamonds whose extraction is complex and resource -intensive.
caratthe unit of mass for the weight of a diamond is not to be confused with its size. Because depending on the cut, a stone with the same karat weight can have different size. The actual size is therefore also in Millimeters (length × width) given. Basically the following applies: The heavier the diamond, the rarer and more valuable Especially with natural diamonds whose extraction is complex and resource -intensive.
