Information in this article, unlike most others which solely describe quality characteristics of diamonds commonly known as the 4Cs, it also guides you through selecting and buying the best diamond for your money.

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Brief History

Early diamond trading dates back to the 4th century BC in India when diamonds slowly found their way to Europe&#;s high society through traveling merchants.

In the early s, Brazil started becoming an important source due to diminishing supplies from India, and it eventually became the major supplier of diamonds to the world for over 150 years.

In the year , the largest diamond mine was discovered in Kimberley, South Africa.

Twenty two years later, Cecil Rhodes established De Beers and within a few years it became the world&#;s largest rough diamond supplier, capturing about 90% of global market&#;s share.

Since then, De Beer&#;s market share has decreased as new large mines have been discovered in Canada, Russia and African countries like Zaire and Botswana.

Technical Specs

Diamonds are formed under high pressure and temperatures about one hundred miles deep inside the earth. Diamond is nearly 100 percent (99.95%) carbon, making it the only precious gemstone made up of a single element with an isometric crystal structure. Diamond is fifty eight times harder than any other material in nature, its refractive index is 2.42, specific gravity is 3.52 and MOHS hardness is 10.

Quality & Value

The factors used in grading a diamond&#;s quality are its: Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat Weight, commonly known as the 4Cs. This system developed by Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has become the standard grading system used by the professionals throughout the industry.

Rarity of one or more of these characteristics, determine the value of a diamond. For example colorless diamonds are sparse and more valuable than majority which have a yellow or brown tint. The same interrelationship between scarcity and value exists for clarity, cut, and carat weight.

No two diamonds are worth the same as each has a unique combination of size, color, cut / proportions and internal characteristics known as clarity.

Shape

Primary shapes which rough diamonds are cut into for use as center stones in fine jewelry are shown below. There are plenty of other shapes that smaller roughs are cut into like: kite, bullet, trilliant, triangle, baguette, half moon, shield and trapezoid. What determines the final shape of a diamond is the shape of its rough as maximizing the final size of the polished diamond is one of  primary objectives considered before cutting. 

Shape FAQs

What does &#;fancy shape diamonds&#; mean? All shapes except Round are called Fancy.  Primary reason for this general categorization is because pricing structure for round diamonds at manufacturing and wholesale levels is higher than for fancy shapes.         

What is the best diamond shape to buy? There is no such a thing as best shape for a diamond. Women  choose their diamond&#;s shape based on their personal taste and preference. The more proper question is rather how to buy the best diamond at the lowest price? Or simply said, getting the best value for your money.  

Does a diamond&#;s shape affect its price / value? Yes. Round diamonds are more expensive than fancy shapes in any given quality and size. And as with all products and  commodities, supply and demand plays an important role in determining price of a diamond at both wholesale and retail levels.   

Which diamond shape has the best resale value? Rounds because of their overwhelming popularity over other shapes but when shopping for a diamond, your focus should be on &#;value&#; which means buying a great diamond at the right price in the shape that your fiance would love to have and wear. Because in most cases diamond is set in a sentimental piece of jewelry like a wedding ring that signifies your love and commitment for a lifetime. And even if you decide to sell or upgrade it in the future, you will get paid or reimbursed for its full value or very close.

Cut

A diamond&#;s cut which refers to its proportions, polish and symmetry, determines how it reflects light. Diamonds with Excellent, Ideal or Very Good cut grades make best use of light, resulting in maximum brilliancy and sparkle. Diagrams below demonstrate how a diamond&#;s cut affects the light entering it gets reflected.

Below diagram shows proportions for Ideal to Very Fine cut grade set by Gemological Institute of America (GIA). Note that none of values are absolute, but rather a range.

Cut FAQs

Are &#;Cut&#; and &#;Shape&#; the same? No, &#;Cut&#; refers to diamond&#;s proportions, symmetry and polish. &#;Shape&#; refers to the diamond&#;s overall shape: round, oval, cushion cut, pear shape, emerald cut, princess cut &#;.

What&#;s the best &#;Cut&#; for a diamond? Above diagram shows range of proportions for &#;Ideal&#; to &#;Very Fine&#; cut grade diamonds. Even though brilliancy of a diamond is determined by its cut grade, keep in mind it is only one of the 4Cs used to determine its value.

Do all GIA certified diamonds come with a &#;Cut&#; grade? GIA assigns &#;Cut&#; (proportions, symmetry and polish) grade to round diamonds but polish and symmetry grades only to fancy shapes (ovals, pears, emerald, radiant cuts&#;) as there is no standard dimensions or length to width ratio for fancy shapes. Diameter of a round diamond is one of its cut grade indicators. For example, diameter of an ideal cut 1.00 carat round diamond is 6.5 millimeters.  

Color

Colorless / White Diamonds: White diamonds&#; color ranges from &#;D&#; (colorless, most rare & valuable) to &#;Z&#;, lowest color grade with tints of yellow or brown.

Suite of three diamond master stones; &#;E&#;, &#;K-L&#; and &#;Z&#; in grading position: table down, pavilion view.

Slightest change in color shade of a diamond, affects its price and value noticeably. Difference between adjacent color grades (like &#;H&#; and &#;I&#;) is so subtle, that it is almost impossible to differentiate under ordinary lighting. Very slight tints of yellow or brown start becoming noticeable to the naked eye at &#;I&#; or &#;J&#; colors in rounds and &#;H&#; color in fancy shape diamonds (oval, pear shape, cushion, princess cut..). This is because light entering fancy shape diamonds does not get reflected evenly due to having asymmetrical shape, pointed corners or tips. So any tint of color appears concentrated and more visible in the corners / tips.           

Color FAQs

What color diamond should I buy? You should buy a diamond that faces up white, which means if not colorless, it is near colorless and fits your budget. &#;D&#;, &#;E&#;, &#;F&#; and sometimes even &#;G&#; color diamonds look pure white / colorless, and almost impossible to differentiate. &#;G&#; and &#;H&#; colors are  the most sought after colors by consumers because they cost less than higher, more expensive color grades yet have a very white appearance.    

Do diamonds with identical color grade look the same? Most likely not as one or more of the following affect the color appearance. A: Diamond&#;s proportions, polish and symmetry B: Presence of fluorescence and its color tint (yellow, brown, blue) C: Technique used for grading color. Gemologists grade a diamond&#;s color by comparing it to color of master stones in the laboratory, and since difference between adjacent color grades (like &#;D&#; and &#;E&#;) are so subtle, possibility of human error exists. This is proven true as some diamonds re-submitted to GIA for color check, come back with a different grade.

What is fluorescence? When exposed to ultraviolet radiation, some diamonds emit a visible light called fluorescence. Fluorescence comes in different intensities (faint, slight, medium, strong) and shades of white, yellow and blue as the most common.

Is fluorescence a desirable characteristic for diamonds? Generally no, fluorescence affects  diamond&#;s brilliancy negatively making it look cloudy except under very limited circumstances. For example fluorescence in faint &#; medium blue intensity is desirable for &#;H&#; and lower color diamonds as it hides yellow and brown tints, making diamond  appear whiter without a visible impact on its brilliancy and sparkle.

Fancy Color Diamonds: Opposite to white / colorless diamonds, value of fancy color diamonds increases with their color intensity. Green, red, orange and purple are the rarest of fancy colors followed by pink, blue and yellow.

Brown diamonds were mainly used for industrial purposes until Australians found the largest brown diamond mines in s and started marketing them under fancy names: &#;Cognac&#; and &#;Champagne&#;. Today, brown diamonds are found in many lower priced jewelry due to their abundance and low cost.

Clarity

Clarity refers to inclusions: tiny mineral crystals trapped inside the diamond during its formation, and blemishes: scratches and nicks on diamond&#;s surface. &#;Flawless&#; is the highest clarity grade for a diamond. As inclusions & blemishes increase, clarity grade and value of the diamond decrease.

Similar to fingerprint, each diamond has a unique set of internal characteristics which identifies it from all others. Five factors which determine a diamond&#;s clarity grade are: size, number, position, nature, and color of its inclusions and severity of its blemishes.

Combination of VRLs & . Left: SI1. Used in DE4 A large crystal is visible under the table of this stone. Right: SI1 round brilliant cut diamond held in tweezers

Clarity FAQs

How is a diamond&#;s clarity examined? In most instances, clarity is examined by  jewelers and consumers using a pair of tweezers to hold the diamond and a 10X magnifying glass to view its internal inclusions.  

What are the most popular clarity grades? SI1 and SI2, because inclusions of SI clarity grade diamonds are not visible to the naked eye when viewed from the top.  

At what clarity grade do inclusions virtually become invisible? Using a 10X magnifying glass to examine, VS1 possibly VS2, depending on characteristics of internal inclusions.  

Are two diamonds with identical clarity grade worth the same? No because one or more of the inclusions&#; characteristics (size, number, position and color) are different in every diamond. For example, diamonds with black inclusions positioned closer to their center are less desirable and worth less than the ones with white inclusions located on the perimeter.    

What clarity diamond should I buy? You should buy a diamond which at least looks eye clean. This means internal inclusions are not visible, or extremely difficult to locate with naked eye.

Carat Weight

Value of a diamond increases as its size (weight) increases. Weight of diamonds is measured in carats and points. One carat is = 1/5th of a gram and there are 100 points per carat. For example, a 1.05 carat diamond is one carat & five points. The larger the diamond, the higher its price per carat.

Carat Weight FAQs

What&#;s the difference between &#;Carat&#; and &#;Karat&#;? &#;Carat&#; is measure of weight used for gemstones and diamonds. &#;Karat&#; is measure of gold purity. With 24 karat representing 100% pure gold, an 18 karat gold ring contains 75% (18/24) pure gold.  

What size diamond should I buy? Best way to find out is to try on a few different sizes in the shape you are considering to purchase.       

What is the best diamond size? Best diamond size is the one you like to have and wear, as it is purely based on personal taste and preference

Report/Certificate FAQs

Are all gem grading laboratories the same? No, GIA (Gemological Institute of America) is the most reliable gem grading laboratory and the industry standard.

Is it OK to buy a diamond solely based on its GIA certificate grade? Absolutely not. Buying a diamond without personal & professional examination is never a wise decision no matter how attractive its price may appear. Why? because every diamond is different and unique, regardless of its GIA grade.

How can I check authenticity of my diamond&#;s GIA report? Submit your diamond&#;s GIA certificate number online at: https://www.gia.edu/report-check-landing.

How can I get a new or replace my lost / stolen GIA report? To receive a new or replacement report, you have to submit your diamond for new grading / re-grading as GIA does not issue duplicate copies of previously graded diamonds any longer. Instructions on how to request a new report are online at: https://www.gia.edu/gem-lab-service/diamond-grading   

Should I consider purchasing a diamond that is not GIA certified? You may as not all diamonds in the world are GIA certified. If you see a diamond that you really like but is not GIA certified or its report was issued by a less reliable laboratory, you may ask the seller to submit the diamond to GIA for grading. What is important is to buy a quality diamond at wholesale price and remember to never buy a diamond solely based on its grading report, even if the report was issued by GIA.

Selection & Buying

Below are the simple steps I recommend on how to select and buy the best diamond for your money based on my thirty year experience in wholesale diamond trade and fine jewelry manufacturing. 

How to Select:

A: Learn the 4Cs, which explain how diamonds are graded and factors affecting their value.

B: Choose the shape of diamond you like to buy and visit jewelry store(s) in your area to see and compare a few diamonds in different sizes, colors, cuts and clarity grades.

C: Set a range for your budget.

D: Shop around: online and at reputable jewelry stores in your area to see if you can afford the size and quality you have in mind. If not possible, something has to give. Either choose a smaller size or slightly lower color or clarity. Make sure the diamond you decide to purchase meets or exceeds the following criteria

• Color is minimum &#;J&#; if round and &#;H&#; if it is fancy shape.
• Clarity is SI2 or better with no visible inclusions to the naked eye.
• Cut grade is Good or higher (Very Good, Excellent / Ideal).
• Fluorescence: None or faint except under limited circumstances as described above under &#;Color FAQs&#; section.

Where to Buy:

A: Buy your diamond from an expert merchant who will personally examine, select and present the diamond that has the best value.

B: He/she has good knowledge of wholesale diamond prices.

C: Company has good reputation in the trade and offers only quality products.

D: Jeweler provides excellent after-sale service.

Always personally view and examine a diamond before purchase as no image, video or GIA report precisely shows all the quality characteristics of a diamond.

Online Diamond Buying Guide: What, Why, Where and How

Diamonds help us celebrate some of life&#;s most joyous occasions and there is no reason that the buying journey should not be as enjoyable as the destination! The convenience of buying diamonds online cannot be overstated, and online diamond buyers often get more beautiful and valuable diamonds for much less money than traditional shoppers.

There are substantial savings to be achieved online and quality assurance can be found with a little research on individual companies. Consumer protection laws for web-based customers make the online experience every bit as secure as visiting a bricks-and-mortar store.

Diamond Buying Guide

For those who are still reluctant to make the move to online purchases, this apprehension is understandable &#; as the value of the purchase rises, so too does the perception of risk.

An online jeweler like Whiteflash is able to offer a huge inventory of products that are either in-stock or sourced directly from trusted suppliers on behalf of the customer. Comparing products on different websites is easy, and choosing a company with a long history and a trustworthy reputation makes browsing through options a pleasure.

In this guide, you will find solid information to help you determine the best combination of diamond value factors for your budget when purchasing diamonds online - all from the comfort of your keyboard. This guide will walk you through the basics while providing links to technical information to help you become a fully informed shopper.

Do Your Due Diligence & Know What You Want

Online shopping offers a range of diamond merchants, each with their own pricing and quality standards. Take the time to compare prices and quality across different online providers to ensure you're getting the best value for your money. Be transparent about your budget with your chosen jeweler to receive personalized recommendations within your price range.

A reasonable budget can usually be accommodated by selecting a diamond with the right combination of the diamond 4 C&#;s - carat, color, clarity, and cut.

Remember, it's not just about finding the lowest price; it's about finding the best quality and value within your budget and taste. This involves educating yourself about diamonds, their characteristics, and the various aspects that determine their quality and value.

Provided that you are looking at a certified diamond online, your next step is applying The Four C&#;s. You should keep this in mind whether you're shopping online or in person for diamonds.

Color,

Understanding the 4Cs ( Clarity Carat Weight , and Cut ) will empower you to make informed decisions and appreciate the expertise that jewelers like Whiteflash can offer. In the next section, we discuss the 4Cs in more detail and how they factor into finding your perfect diamond. This guide is primarily designed for shopping natural diamonds, but most of the information is also pertinent for those considering lab grown diamonds, which we will mention along the way.

There are hundreds of terms that you may run across as you research and shop for diamonds, whether browsing sites or brick-and-mortar stores. The terms can be general or very specific. They may refer to parts of the diamond's anatomy, diamond color or clarity characteristics, or terms related to light performance. You will find a comprehensive list in our diamond glossary with concise definitions and links to more detailed information.

A lot of online jewelry shoppers discover Whiteflash while conducting online research. Those who do so can take advantage of the best of both worlds; a world-class website and an intimate brick and mortar showroom. You will find tons of excellent online information, a great selection of high quality diamonds and jewelry in the online catalogs, and you have the option to examine the diamonds and jewelry in person and receive expert consultation from Whiteflash experts before purchasing by visiting our showroom in Houston

With our experience as one of the premier online diamond retailers in the United States, we have simplified the purchasing process and are here to assist you every step of the way. A hallmark of Whiteflash is its uncompromising commitment to quality. Each diamond undergoes a meticulous evaluation, and Whiteflash places a great deal of emphasis on educating customers about high-quality diamonds.

Buying a loose diamond online also allows you huge flexibility when it comes to choosing a setting. Our collection of superb quality designer engagement rings offers exceptional craftsmanship and unique styling to pair perfectly with the certified diamond of your own choosing.

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Discover the perfect diamond that symbolizes your eternal love by accessing our educational resources and consulting our knowledgeable team. In making this crucial decision, you can count on us as your trusted partner.

Understanding the 4Cs

In today's market, there are a multitude of retailers and thousands upon thousands of diamonds to choose from. To help you cut through the noise, there are key pieces of information that every diamond buyer should consider - far and away the most important are the four C's.

It is important to understand which factors are most important to you so that you can select the ideal diamond for your budget. These factors can be surprising to those new to diamond education . In general, you might assume that the bigger the diamond, the better it is. This isn't necessarily true. A larger diamond may be rarer (and so more expensive), but quality is more important than size.

To be considered a truly high-quality treasure, a diamond must grade well in four distinct areas. These four areas determine the diamond&#;s overall appearance and cost, and are assessed individually in order to obtain a true evaluation of the diamond in question.

We encourage you to take a look at our in-depth 4Cs blog , but below we provided a snapshot to help support you when buying diamonds online.

Diamond Carat:

Often the most misunderstood C , carat is sometimes confused with the gold purity unit (Karat). In fact carat is a term used to describe diamond weight. Your aim should always be to find a diamond with an ideal cut and a great color/clarity combination - not just solely focusing on carat weight. Below are links to pages providing guidance on specific carat ranges.

If you opt for lab-grown diamonds , you may also explore larger carat diamonds within your budget. Please see our detailed Carat Guides on the following sizes:

Diamond Clarity:

Another undeniably important aspect of diamond grading is its clarity. This refers to the presence and visibility of inclusions in a diamond, also known in lay terms as flaws.

It is often difficult to see inclusions in diamonds with the naked eye - but there are some types of inclusions that can be problematic.

A diamond's inclusions are not inherently bad; how they affect its beauty and durability is what matters most. This is often difficult to detect when window shopping or looking at diamonds in jewelry store lighting.

To determine clarity, a trained diamond grader must take into account how many inclusions are present, their type, size, and location.

Diamond Clarity Grading Scale

The GIA (Gemological Institute of America) created the diamond color and clarity grading scale in the s. Today, most laboratories follow the same framework. The clarity grading scale consists of a range from flawless diamonds (no internal or external features visible under 10x magnification) through imperfect diamonds that are so heavily included that they may lack transparency or present durability issues.

While a high percentage of commercial jewelry is made using imperfect diamonds, the percentage of laboratory-certified diamonds in the middle and upper portion of the scale is quite high.

We provide high-res diamond light performance imaging and 360-degree videos on all of our in-house diamonds so you can assess their clarity with your own eyes. In reality it is easier to evaluate clarity with high quality imaging from the comfort of your own home than in the typical brick and mortar jewelry store.

Diamond Color:

Like clarity, a diamond&#;s color impacts both its appearance and its value. The color grading scale consists of very small ranges on a continuum from colorless to obviously tinted, starting at D and going to Z. Determining the best diamond color range to target is a very individual matter. People vary widely in their color acuity, and colors appear differently under different lighting conditions.

Some people can immediately detect a diamond color that is outside the colorless range (DEF). Other people cannot distinguish between colors several grades apart, even in controlled conditions.

Diamond Color as seen from the side

Most shoppers are mainly concerned that the diamond does not look yellow to the casual observer. Diamonds in the near-colorless range (GHIJ) generally fit this criterion. And since near-colorless diamonds cost far less than colorless ones, many people find their best value in this range.

We have comprehensive high-quality imagery online for you to peruse, but if you are someone who wants to put &#;eyes on the prize&#; before you click and buy, you are more than welcome to visit our showroom in Houston to see how all the 4Cs work together in a variety of light environments.

Due to the fact that color is rather nuanced, our friendly and knowledgeable diamond consultants will be happy to show you the seemingly minute differences between grades - so that you can make the best decision for your sensitivities and budget.

Diamond Cut:

Diamond cut quality is inarguably the most important of the Diamond 4 C&#;s. However, most online buying diamond guides do not place sufficient emphasis on this aspect, even though cut precision the key to the diamond's brilliance, fire, and sparkle.

If cut with a high degree of precision, diamonds with midrange color and clarity can look much more beautiful than those with perfect color and clarity but poor cut quality.

To bring forth the full expression of a polished diamond's potential beauty, the facets must work in concert with each other. Each facet functions as a mirror with a role to play in gathering light, refracting and reflecting it back to your eye in a scintillating display of white and colored sparkles. Regardless of size, color, or clarity, compromising on cut quality will waste this precious potential.

There is no difficulty in finding diamonds and fine jewelry online. There is considerably more work involved in finding top cut quality. This is where our expertise in light performance really shines.

Taking the stress out of shopping for something so financially and emotionally important, our website is the perfect place for a personal experience. Unparalleled experience and reputation for the best in customer care await you when you contact Whiteflash today.

A CUT ABOVE® is our flagship brand of Super Ideal diamonds. They include Princess cut and Round Hearts & Arrows diamonds, cut with optimum precision for unparalleled light performance, fire and brilliance. A CUT ABOVE® is internationally recognized as one of the elite diamond brands in the world. Their incredibly stringent specifications and qualifications put them at the very pinnacle of diamond quality, not to be outdone anywhere.

To provide our customers with a full range of choices for their diamond purchase, Whiteflash now offers the finest quality certified laboratory grown diamonds in our Precision Lab brand. The brand is characterized by precision cutting of the finest available lab grown rough available.

Diamond Shape

Choosing the diamond shape is another consideration. The traditional round brilliant is classic and has the greatest potential for overall light performance. Other shapes like princess , with its brilliant style facet design, can also deliver excellent fire and brilliance if cut extremely well.

Choosing a non-round or &#;fancy&#; shape diamond can have a significant impact on the size and quality combination available at a given budget. Princess cut diamonds , for example, can be much less expensive than rounds of equivalent size and quality.

As any good online diamond buying guide will tell you, if you do not have a strong preference for shape, there are very good reasons to stay with the &#;tried and true&#; classic round cut diamond

The Fifth C &#; Certification

No matter where you buy diamonds, it's important to understand what a certified diamond is and some of the considerations involved. Not all certified diamonds are created equal! For natural diamonds, it is recommended that you choose a stone that has GIA certification. You can count on the expertise of this internationally recognized laboratory for consistent and accurate grading.

Having pioneered the identification and grading of lab grown diamonds, IGI certification is also highly respected for lab grown diamonds.

With natural diamonds, all the analytical work has already been done for you when you consider an A CUT ABOVE® super ideal diamond. With each diamond, you can be confident that it has been graded by only the most reputable laboratories, and that additional light performance analysis has been conducted and documented, verifying top cut craftsmanship for optimal brilliance, fire and scintillation.

Need more help understanding diamond fundamentals? Explore our Education pages to familiarize yourself with the Four C&#;s, or speak to one of our diamond experts using our live chat service for more insight.

Our online inventory of diamonds offers a greater selection than a traditional brick and mortar experience. You can use our filter tools to search for loose diamonds with specific qualities and price ranges.

Not only does this allow you to refine your diamond search in terms of appearance, but it also allows you to work intelligently within your budget, taking the time to balance quality and price to find the diamond perfect for you. Staying within a comfortable budget is one key to having a brilliant diamond buying experience.

Knowing the Warranties and Benefits Your Diamond Comes With

Most jewelers offer a set of warranties and/or guarantees with a diamond purchase. While return and trade-in guarantees are valuable, some warranties may be of less value than they first appear, depending on the &#;fine print&#;.

Before making a purchase, verify that any warranty or guarantee is in writing. Incredibly, there are still some jewelers who do not actually publish or issue written guarantees. And that the terms and conditions are easy to understand and easy to satisfy.

In addition to the standard free cleanings and inspections, make sure you know what your warranty covers. Buying diamonds with the expectation that they will come with all the bells and whistles is a common diamond buying mistake . Despite their favorable appearance, the majority of guarantees include disclaimers and exceptions that make them impractical. At Whiteflash we strive to make our benefit package the best in the industry. As part of the Whiteflash Guarantee , all purchases are covered by a One Year Service policy in addition to a number of additional value added benefits.

Please be aware that jewelers&#; warranties are not a substitute for personal jewelry insurance.

While Whiteflash does not sell jewelry insurance, our friends at Jewelers Mutual Group can help protect your new Whiteflash jewelry by offering competitively priced personal jewelry insurance. And we make it convenient and easy to get a quote and bind coverage through a special link in our shopping cart. There is no need to experience the hassle or expense of getting an outside appraisal just to get jewelry insurance on your new Whiteflash purchase.

Finding Reputable Online Jewelers

Of course, one of the big objections many people have to buying an online diamond is that they do not get to see it before they pay for it. This is a source of understandable anxiety.

But why pay more than you have to for a diamond that isn&#;t as beautiful or valuable? There are plenty of ways to protect yourself when buying online. For instance, if you pay for your order with a credit card, you have recourse should the merchant fail to deliver. BBB reports and online reviews can enable a clear picture of the company's history and trustworthiness.

Selecting a trusted jeweler is vital, whether they operate online or brick and mortar operations. Check their online reviews and ask the tough questions. Besides providing you with information about your diamond, online retailers can also offer a relaxed purchasing experience where you can explore education and options at your own pace and in your own space. You should never feel pressured to buy by any merchant you shop with.

Whiteflash customer review is the best way to learn about the Whiteflash experience. Through them, you will feel the thrill of excitement about our diamonds, the superior quality of our diamond engagement rings, as well as the warmth of our customer service - even online.

For independent Whiteflash reviews, you can visit third-party review sites such as Google and Yelp

Whiteflash is honored to have our customers trust us for such important financial and emotional transactions as these. In addition to creating long-term relationships, our Customer Loyalty program allows us to say 'thank you' to our customers when they refer friends and family.

Don't overlook the importance of diamond images and videos. Look for a jeweler who provides high-resolution images and videos showing exactly how your natural or lab grown diamond will perform and interact with light. It is important to choose a jeweler who can provide expert information and guidance.

High-quality 360-degree videos, light-performance images , and certification from the top laboratories will enable you to understand the diamond fully.. You can experience diamonds in a holistic way at Whiteflash thanks to our comprehensive information and advanced imaging. It&#;s just one of the ways we want to make buying diamonds online easier and more satisfying for casual shoppers and diamond aficionados alike.

ASET, Ideal-Scope , and Hearts and Arrows Viewer are tools that can provide critical information about the way a diamond interacts with light, which is how all the magic happens. Modern shoppers are taking advantage of tools such as diamond imaging and HD video to closely examine a diamond's quality and beauty, especially as they shop online, giving them a magnified and dynamic view of it.

We at Whiteflash adhere to a set of core values that guide all of our activities and policies. Each and every one of them is important to us, and we are proud to hold ourselves accountable to all of them. Having the privilege of playing a role in an important occasion in our customers&#; lives is an honor and a responsibility.

While finding the diamonds themselves is important, finding a jeweler you can trust, and who provides education, benefits and true guarantees when you buy, is equally important. You should be able to count on them not only to help you select something beautiful, but also to ensure its lasting quality and value.

The Whiteflash Difference: Diamond Buying Made Easy

It's easy to lose sight of what really matters when you spend so much time delving into the details of diamonds and quality. A big rock with a slightly lower grade might be appealing to one person, but a smaller stone with a higher grade and perfect cut might be imperative for another. Ultimately, it is about selecting the diamond that is perfect for you or your loved one. It is important to remember that everyone is different.

One way Whiteflash simplifies your diamond purchase is by providing you with all the details you need to be informed, empowered, and educated. All of our A CUT ABOVE® super ideal diamonds are posted to our website with a full set of the most thorough evaluations and light performance images, and all are in-stock and are exclusively available through Whiteflash.

Our goal is to ensure that the diamond you purchase meets and exceeds your expectations , and is the cornerstone of a brilliant diamond shopping experience and a lifetime of enjoyment.

Our A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and an unbroken string of BBB Awards is driven by our commitment to customer care, as well as our commitment to quality and social responsibility.

In order to deliver a diamond that is perfect for you, we ensure that every diamond you see online is verified and tested. With Whiteflash, you will always receive the full benefit of careful inspection , analysis, and professional advice, regardless of whether you choose an in-house diamond or one that we source on your behalf.

Our veteran team of diamond consultants are GIA credentialed, and they do not work on commission. As a result, they are customer advocates and focus solely on providing you with the best diamond advice and a great overall experience.

Allocate your budget appropriately, and convey your preferences and goals to one of our friendly experts.

Our team will then guide and advise you and help you avoid any diamond buying mistakes or oversights, and match you to the best possible options for your important purchase. So please have a look at our loose diamond offerings , with all the stress of diamond inspection taken care of and risks eliminated

We hope you have found this online diamond buying guide helpful. With the proper approach and due diligence, you will find the right merchant and a diamond that is perfect for you.

Choosing a company that offers a complete analysis of the diamonds they offer will ensure that you make a brilliant decision! It is a lifetime's pleasure to possess a beautiful diamond with elite light performance and extraordinary beauty.

Now you are ready to purchase diamonds online, equipped with the knowledge to do so securely and confidently! If you need any help at all, our expert team is just a message away. Let Whiteflash help you find your perfect diamond.

We wish you all the best in your exciting journey.

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