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The Four C’s: Carat Size   Color   Clarity   Cut   Carat size refers to the weight of a diamond. Keep in mind, a valuable diamond is a balance between size and quality. Learn More The color of a diamond is graded according to a letter scale: "D" being colorless and "K-Z" with hints of yellow to very yellow. A colorless diamond is the most valuable. Learn More The clarity of a diamond is graded according to the number, location, and size of flaws or inclusions in the diamond. Learn More The cut of a diamond determines its shape, brilliance, and how well it can reflect light. Learn More

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