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Our Green Diamond quality
At Gems For Everyone, we take pride in providing you with the finest lab-grown diamonds made possible by cutting-edge technology. Each lab-grown diamond in our collection bears a laser inscription by IGI (International Gemological Institute), symbolizing our dedication to excellence and adherence to the globally recognized ‘4 C’s’: Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat weight. While this subtle inscription remains unseen, it serves as a guarantee of the remarkable quality that accompanies every gemstone offered by Gems For Everyone.
All Gems For Everyone’s lab-grown diamonds are certified by the International Gemological Institute (IGI). This certification ensures that our diamonds have undergone a thorough evaluation and meet the industry standards for quality and authenticity. With the IGI certification, you can have confidence in the grading and specifications of our lab-grown diamonds.
Cut
About diamond cut
The cut of a diamond determines its brilliance, how well its facets interact with light, and its overall sparkle. Cut does not refer to the shape of a diamond, but rather assesses how well the stone has been cut into its intended shape.
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Carat
About Diamond Carat
Carat weight is a measure of a diamond’s weight, rather than its size. It’s important to note that carat weight can vary in appearance depending on the shape of the diamond. However, carat weight alone does not determine the overall quality of a diamond. A diamond may have a high carat weight but lack brilliance and sparkle if it is not accompanied by high-quality cut, clarity, and color. It is the combination of these factors that truly determines the standard and beauty of a diamond.
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Clarity
About Diamond Clarity
The clarity of a lab-grown diamond refers to the evaluation, under 10x magnification, of the tiny imperfections present within the stone. These imperfections, known as inclusions or internal characteristics, can affect the diamond’s ability to reflect and refract light, ultimately impacting its sparkle and brilliance. Therefore, diamonds with lower clarity grades tend to have reduced sparkle due to the presence of more noticeable inclusions.
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Color
About diamond Color
Color grading evaluates the absence of color in a white lab-grown diamond. In natural diamonds, a subtle hint of yellow is commonly found. The closer a diamond is to being “colorless,” the higher its rarity and consequently its value.
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