Melee diamonds are referred to as small diamonds under 0.1ct (1/100 carat). Originating from France, the term ‘Melee’ derives from the French word meaning "small brawl" or "mixed." It originally referred to the mixing of small diamonds of various sizes
Diamond color is valued more when it is colorless and transparent, but very rarely, diamonds with deep colors, known as ‘Fancy Color Diamonds,’ actually increase in value due to their rarity. Fancy Color Diamond Fancy Color Diamonds are formed under extreme heat
In this column, we will delve into Color (color) alongside Cut (cut) as one of the most important aspects when evaluating diamonds. Even if a diamond is perfectly cut, the presence of color can reduce its brilliance and light dispersion. Color
At VIEWZEN, we emphasize the importance of the 4Cs—Carat, Clarity, Color, and Cut—to help you understand diamonds better. In this article, we focus on Clarity, which is crucial for evaluating a diamond’s purity and brilliance. Clarity Clarity measures the presence of internal
Just as every person has a unique fingerprint, each diamond possesses its own distinctive characteristics. The most globally recognized standard for evaluating diamond quality is the 4Cs: Carat, Clarity, Color, and Cut. These elements play a crucial role in determining
Diamond Cut is the only aspect of a diamond where human involvement plays a crucial role, significantly impacting the 4Cs: Cut, Clarity, Carat, and Color. Round (Round Brilliant) The Round Brilliant Cut is the most common and ideal shape for maximizing a
Natural Diamonds Natural diamonds, extracted directly from the Earth, are one of the hardest minerals, classified as a gemstone. Their value is determined by the 4Cs: Cut, Carat, Color, and Clarity. While certifications like GIA (U.S.), IGI, HRD (Belgium), EGL, and
Diamond, often referred to as the ‘King of Gems’ or ‘The Flower of Gems,’ is a symbol of love and commitment, making it a popular choice for engagement rings and wedding jewelry. Historically, diamonds were exclusive to royalty and nobles,