Color
In regards to color, generally diamonds contain tints of color. For most diamonds, the whiter or more transparent the diamond, the more rare, valuable, and desirable it is. However, on occasion rare diamonds of naturally occurring deeper color will appear. These diamonds are commonly referred to as fancy-colored diamonds. Some of the rare colors include a rich brown, champagne, blue, green, and peach. Pink diamonds are considered very and are priceless. Diamond colors are graded with a letter grade, for example A, B, C, and D. The finest diamonds are graded as D. These highly sought-after diamonds are free from any color. At David & Sons, we offer a variety of colors and color grades. Our available diamond colors range from D to J, in other words from transparent to yellow.
Clarity
A diamond’s clarity refers to the existing or lack of existing naturally occurring imperfections or inclusions. The harder it is for a trained diamond grader to find these imperfections, the higher the clarity grade the diamond will be. The higher the clarity grade, the more valuable the diamond is. A flawless diamond, meaning one with no inclusions visible at a specific magnification, is extremely rare. The clarity of a diamond is designated by a series of letters and numbers.
At David & Sons Jewelers, we provide San Diego with diamonds of varying sizes, shapes, colors, and clarities. We also create beautiful custom designed engagement rings and other custom designed diamond jewelry. We offer a huge inventory of an extraordinary selection of diamonds at the best prices. Stop by one of our or contact one of representatives for more information.
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