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D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M… Where to start when shopping?

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D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M… Where to start when shopping?

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When considering what color diamond is right for you, start by looking at an H or I color diamond. This is in the middle of the popular color grade range (from D to M color). If you see some color then consider buying a diamond of a higher color grade, and if you don’t see any color then consider buying a diamond of a lower color grade. It is difficult for an untrained eye to see the difference between each individual letter grade, but most people can easily see the distinction between diamonds of a few grade differences, such an E and an H or an H and a K, especially when compared side by side. Color differences are most noticeable when diamonds are next to one another. Keep this in mind when purchasing loose diamonds that will be set next to one another in a piece of jewelry. Make sure they are similar colors – not more than 2-3 grades different.

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