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Let’s keep it simple and take the advice of the Institution, which developed the 4C’s system for evaluating a Diamond. In the 1940s and 50s, The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) developed the 4C’s to create a universal grading system for comparing diamond quality. All of the 4C’s work in harmony, which ultimately decides the price of your Diamond. It is our goal, at The Diamonds Factory, to provide you with credible education and guidance directly from the source. This in turn will allow you to make an educated decision. Have Questions? Talk to one of our GIA certified Graduate Gemologists at 888-888-3959.

Diamond Shape	Diamond Color	Diamond Cut

Diamonds come in various shapes (round, princess, emerald etc) and each are unique on their own. Each shape is usually determined by the top view of the diamond.	A diamond’s color is actually referred to its whiteness. At The Diamonds Factory we only carry diamonds on the color scale of D (colorless) to J (nearly colorless).	The cut of a diamond refers to its brilliance and sparkle. The better the cut of the diamond the more it will sparkle.


Diamond Clarity	Diamond Carat	Diamond Certification

Clarity refers to the amount of tiny imperfections in a diamond. There are rarely any diamonds without even the slightest imperfections. Higher the grade means lesser imperfections.	Usually people associate the word “carat” with a diamonds size. A diamonds carat is actually a measure of weight.	At The Diamonds Factory every product comes with a diamond certificate.

Choosing the Perfect Diamond

Choosing a diamond engagement ring may be one of the most important and difficult decisions you will ever have to make so feel free to follow our advice, to the step by step process easier for you! The four most important components of a diamond that you will be looking for are the carat size, the clarity, the color and the cut. You may have no idea what any of these key characteristics mean but each are important in their own way and with the right guidance you will be able to choose a diamond that best fits you and your budget!