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Shape

The shape refers to the appearance of the diamond. These can range from the classic round brilliant cut to the romantic heart cut.

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Carat

Carat refers to weight and therefore the size of the diamond. One carat is divided into 100 points. A diamond weighing 50 points equals half a carat. Two diamonds of equal size can have very different values, depending on their cut, clarity and colour.

Cut

A diamond's cut is one of its most important aspects. A good cut will give a diamond its brilliance - the way it reflects light and "sparkles"

Color

While most diamonds appear white, many display hints of colour barely discernible to the naked eye. The closer a diamond approaches colourlessness, the rarer and more valuable the stone. Diamonds with a strong pure colour are extremely rare and are called 'fancies'. Amongst them can be found pink, blue, green, orange, yellow and even black. The rarest are blue and pink.

The scale defined by the European Gemological Laboratory (EGL) is divided into steps between D and Z, D being the clearest and most valuable:

D-E: exceptional white; F-G: rare white; H: white; I-J: slightly tinted white; K-L: tinted white; M-Z: tinted colour.

Clarity

A diamond's clarity is determined by the degree to which it is free from naturally occurring inclusions, often called 'nature's fingertips'. The fewer inclusions, the rarer the stone.