amie2007 asked:


I am shopping for a ring, to give my hubby ideas, and I found one i like, but i’d like to know what the clarity means?
the codes are (H-I-J, I1-I2)

RAYNER

John Y asked:


I’ve learned that color and clarity are both important when setting the value of a diamond, but it’s very expensive to buy a high grade diamond. So I like to know what people prefer to buy, a high grade is clarity and low grade in color? or high in color and low in clarity? And which is better, a diamond color/clarity that is D/SI2 or a diamond color/clarity H/VVS2?

JULIETTE

expertvillage asked:

Clarity is an important part of diamonds. Learn how clarity is appraised and judged in diamonds with expert tips from a gemologist in this free diamond video.

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kristybeep asked:


Is there really a huge difference in the certified colorless diamonds compared to say I-J classification?? I say this because I am looking at two rings 1,300 difference for colorless compared to the I-J

ELIOT

jonmervis asked:

Mervis Diamond Importers has been the leading diamond dealer in the Washington area for the past 30 years.

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MakeUMoan asked:


Why is there such a substancial markup in price for diamonds certified by expert organizations? Is a non-certified not a real diamond? Is a certified diamond worth the extra cost involved in purchasing it? Are the qualities of a non-certified diamond (clarity, cut, color, etc.) identifiable if no expert organization or gemologists has given it a certification?

LORIN

bangert_tony asked:


Ebay has many clarity enhanced diamonds at a lower price than other diamonds. Are clarity enhanced diamonds legitimate?

DAUGHTRY