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<h4>Diamond Education</h4>

<p>Learning about the attributes of diamonds is important before making such an important purchase. The diamond is a complicated stone, and each aspect of it affects its overall beauty. This allows you to go beyond “The Four Cs” (Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat Weight) and find out everything that gives a diamond both its beauty and its value. </p>

<h1>Diamond Cut</h1>
<p>A diamond’s cut is not only about its shape, but how effectively the stone can return light back to the viewer's eye. A well-cut diamond will appear very brilliant and fiery. Poorly cut stones can appear dark and lifeless, regardless of color or clarity.</p>

<h1>Diamond Clarity</h1>
<p>Clarity refers to the presence (or absence) of impurities, blemishes or other identifying characteristics within a diamond. Clarity characteristics are what make each diamond unique since there are no two diamonds that will have exactly the same inclusions in the same location(s).</p>

<h1>Diamond Color</h1>
<p>When shopping for a diamond, it is generally preferred to have the least amount of color possible. Diamond color is divided into five broad categories.</p>

<h1>Carat Weight</h1>
<p>Carat is a term that refers to the weight of a diamond. Before the twentieth century, diamonds were measured by using the carob seed that is small and uniform and served as a perfect counter weight to the diamond. It is those original carob seeds which are the origin of the word carat we use today.</p>
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