The Diamond Guide
The Color
The color of a diamond refers to the absence or presence of tint within the stone. The more colorless a diamond is, the more it allows light to reveal its purity and natural brilliance.
The Color Scale
White diamonds are classified on a scale from D to Z, established by the GIA.
D – FCOLORLESS
G – JNEAR COLORLESS
K – MFAINT TINT
N – RVERY LIGHT TINT
S – ZLIGHT TINT
A Sometimes
Subtle Difference
The difference between two adjacent color grades can be almost imperceptible to the naked eye.
The shape of the diamond, its setting, and the color of the metal can also influence the perception of its tint.
The NEVRYS Standard
Colorless or near-colorless
diamonds.
At NEVRYS, we favor diamonds in color grades D to J, in order to preserve a luminous and harmonious appearance, in keeping with the elegance of each creation.
Because color is measured in grades.
Brilliance, however, is perceived.
