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When choosing a diamond, it is important to evaluate the diamond color to ensure that you are getting a diamond that you will be proud of. A chemically pure and high quality diamond will not have any color or hue, but it is almost impossible to find a completely perfect diamond. Depending upon the color and concentration of color in a diamond, color can either decrease or increase the value. For example, in a white diamond, yellow tones can decrease the value, but a pink or blue diamond can be significantly more valuable.
Diamonds come in a wide variety of colors. Diamonds that have a white, pale yellow, or brown hue are considered normal color diamonds, while diamonds with more intense colors are considered fancy color diamonds. As diamonds became more popular, a grading system was created to classify them. The scale ranges from a D, which means that the diamond is clear and colorless to a Z, which is pale brown or yellow. The closer that the normal colored diamond is to the colorless range, the more expensive that it will be.
With all of the choices in diamond color, the only difficult part will be making a choice. You should choose diamond color based on your own personal preferences, desires, and budget. Whether you want one that is as close to colorless as you can afford or you want one that expresses your own individuality, you are sure to find a diamond that you will enjoy looking at and wearing.
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1.09ct VVS1 / G