Two very significant things happened with the development of the Diamond 4Cs and the GIA International Diamond Grading System: diamond quality could now be expressed in a global language, and buyers of diamonds could now be certain of what they are getting.

The 4Cs of Diamond Quality are now the accepted standard for determining a diamond's quality wherever in the world. The world's leading museums, auction houses, and consumers entrust GIA, the originator of the International Diamond Grading SystemTM and the Diamond 4Cs, to evaluate nature's most exquisite gems.

Of the "Four Cs," this one is perhaps the most crucial to comprehend as well as the hardest. A stone that is too deep or too shallow is not what you desire. Please visit the Diamond Cut page for more information.

The majority of diamonds include internal imperfections known as inclusions that develop throughout the creation process. The clarity of a diamond is determined by the size, quantity, and visibility of these inclusions. Please visit the Diamond Clarity page for more information.

Since colorless diamonds allow for the greatest amount of light refraction, they are typically thought to be the most attractive. Light is absorbed by off-white diamonds, reducing their brightness. Please visit the Diamond Colour page for more information.

A diamond is measured in weight units called carats. The price of a diamond increases with carat size because large diamonds are rarer than little diamonds. Please visit the Diamond Carat Weight page for more information.

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