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Real Diamond ?

A real diamond is a naturally occurring crystal made primarily of carbon atoms that are arranged in a very specific atomic structure called a diamond lattice. This lattice is what gives diamonds their famous hardness and brilliance. The value of a diamond is typically determined by the "Four Cs" – Carat (weight), Cut (shape and how well it's cut), Clarity (internal purity), and Color (the absence of color).

Labgrown Diamond ?

A lab-grown diamond (also known as a synthetic diamond or man-made diamond) is a diamond that is created in a laboratory using high-tech processes that replicate the natural conditions under which diamonds form in the Earth's mantle. While they have the same chemical composition, crystal structure, and physical properties as natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds are made in a fraction of the time and are usually more affordable.

The 4 C’s of a Diamond

A comprehensive guide to diamond characteristics that will help you purchase the right brilliance at the right price.

The 4 C’s of a Diamond

A comprehensive guide to diamond characteristics that will help you purchase the right brilliance at the right price.

The value of a diamond is typically determined by the "Four Cs" – Carat (weight), Cut (shape and how well it's cut), Clarity (internal purity), and Color (the absence of color).

What is Clarity ?

Diamond clarity refers to the presence of internal or external imperfections (called inclusions and blemishes) in a diamond

The Clarity Scale:

FL : FL diamonds are Flawless.These diamonds are extremely rare and highly valuable.
IF : IF diamonds are Internally Flawless.These diamonds are also very rare and valuable.
VVS1 VVS2 : VVS1 diamonds have fewer or smaller inclusions than VVS2.
VS1 VS2 : VS1 diamonds have fewer or smaller inclusions than VS2.
SI1 SI2 : the inclusions may be visible to the naked eye. SI1 diamonds are generally less visible than SI2 diamonds.
I1 I2 I3 :I diamonds (1, 2 and 3) are Imperfect

Choosing Clarity:

High clarity diamonds (like FL or IF) are extremely rare and tend to be more expensive.
VS1, VS2, and SI1 diamonds offer a good

Diamond Clarity Chart

Diamond inclusion s are internal flws. Satva Gold rejects any diamond with noticeable imperfections to the unaided eye

FL : FL diamonds are Flawless.
IF : IF diamonds are Internally Flawless.
VVS1 VVS2 : VVS diamond (1 and 2) are Very, Very Slightly Included
VS1 VS2 : VS diamond (1 and 2) are Very Slightly Included
SI1 SI2 : SI diamond (1 and 2) are Slightly Included
I1 I2 I3 : SI diamond (1, 2 and ) are Imperfect

What is a Cut?

A diamond shape refers to the physical outline or silhouette of a diamond when viewed from above. Common diamond shapes include round, princess, cushion, emerald, and pear, each with its own unique characteristics and proportions. The shape of a diamond can significantly influence its appearance and brilliance, making it an important factor to consider when selecting a diamond for jewellery

SHAPES

Round

Princess

Cushion

Pear

Heart

Marquise

Emerald

Radiant

Princess-cut Diamonds

Beloved for its contemporary style and sparkle, the princess cut is the most popular fancy shape diamond. Princess-cut diamonds are square modified brilliant cuts with pointed corners. Boasting over 50 chevron-shaped facets, this cut is defined by exceptional fire and scintillation. Depending on the length-to-width ratio, princess-cut diamonds can appear square or rectangular

What is Diamond Carat?

The Carat Weight of a diamond is a huge contributing factor and the most visible feature that is considered when comparing its price. A slight difference in weight can make a significant difference in price. "Carat" (ct.) is a measurement unit representing the weight of a diamond, the price of a diamond is directly proportional to its weight. The cut off weights are 0.50ct, 0.75ct, 1.00ct so on and so forth.

0.55ct 0.75ct 1.00ct 2.00ct 5.00ct

What is Color?

Diamonds are not always as colorless as they may appear to the naked eye. The less color a diamond has, the higher its value. While most diamonds display a yellow or brown hue, a completely colorless diamond allows more light to pass through, producing maximum brilliance. Since a diamond is shaped like a prism, it behaves in a similar way by acting as a filter, which can reduce its fire. A truly colorless diamond, however, will reflect a spectrum of colors. Colour