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The Diamond Guide
The best place to learn what actually matters when buying a diamond online or in person.
How Much is Engagement Ring Insurance?
Planning a proposal? This article explores engagement ring insurance cost, factors influencing it, how much you can expect to pay, and why this protection is essential.
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18th January 2024 / by Devin Jones
Clarity Grades
SI2 Clarity Diamonds: How To Find Eye-Clean Natural Diamonds
Explore the world of SI2 clarity diamonds with our expert guide. Learn what SI2 clarity means, how it impacts appearance, durability, and price.
16th November 2023 / by Bradley Gelbwaks
The Best Place To Buy A Custom Engagement Ring
We ran an experiment by asking 14 jewelers to quote us for the same custom ring and spent $800 on design deposits. Here's what happened.
18th October 2023 / by Devin Jones
The 4 C's
Diamond Fluorescence: What You Need to Know
Learn how diamond fluorescence can affect quality & price. Find out which diamonds benefit from a little fluorescence (and which don't).
3rd June 2023 / by Devin Jones
Color Grades
D Color Diamonds Guide: The Best, Or Nothing
Despite their premium price tag, D color diamonds are one of the most popular color grades for engagement ring buyers. They are completely colorless but are they worth the premium compared to E, F, or even G color diamonds?
31st May 2023 / by Devin Jones
K Color Diamonds: Do They Look Yellow?
K color diamonds are an amazing value play but you should be sure to avoid some of the biggest and easiest mistakes when purchasing a K colored stone.
I Color Diamonds: Good or Bad?
I color diamonds (like most diamonds) may have a faint yellow hue when viewed from the side, but should generally face up white to an observer.
H Color Diamonds: Are They Worth It?
H color diamonds are in the sweet spot for value, helping smart diamond buyers to maximize the diamonds aesthetics without overpaying for qualities they can't see with the untrained eye. If you're shopping for a round diamond or are considering a fancy shaped diamond (emerald, asscher, etc.) under 3 carats, an H color diamond is a great choice.
G Color Diamonds: Are They White Enough?
Color is one of the most important aspects of a diamond's visual appearance. We tell you what you need to know about G color diamonds.
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