21K views · 192 reactions | Did you know that a chemically pure and structurally perfect diamond has no hue, like a drop of pure water? What else might you learn about diamond color? Find out in this quick video. | GIA Education | Facebook

Diamond grading can be quite subjective, and we often see great discrepancies — especially with fancy color diamonds. Because of this, S-T color stones like this one, can display a beautiful canary hue. We’ve seen canary lab diamonds graded as “fancy vivid” that don’t look canary at all, instead showing undertones of orange, brown, or even green. That’s why it’s important to have someone vetting fancy colored stones to ensure you’re truly getting the look you want. We absolutely have more vivid

6.6K views · 61 reactions |  2.05 Carat Round Lab Diamond (D Color, VVS2 Clarity)  Custom pavé flower basket with triple pavé shank and claw prongs in Platinum ️ $7,218 #RingsWeSold #RareCarat #engagementrings #diamond #diamondring #diamondrings #diamondengagementring | Rare Carat | Facebook

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