Diamond Color Scale
The diamond color scale starts with the letter D. In general, when comparing the colors between two diamonds, the two diamonds should be at least two degrees different from each other. In this way, the difference can be better understood.
What Do G, F, H Mean in Diamond?
F diamond in the diamond color scale is the highest diamond in the extra white diamond class. Its difference from E diamonds can be distinguished by gemologists in terms of the color it contains. In addition, since it is more affordable than D and E color diamonds in terms of price, it is the most preferred model of diamonds in the extra white diamond class.
Another color, G and H color diamonds, is a diamond grade that does not contain any traces of yellow color. They are the most preferred diamonds in our country. G and H color diamonds showing white color are wrapped at affordable prices.
The most valuable color among diamonds is D color diamond. It is the color of diamond that never shows color, contains slightly different colors and reflects the incoming light in the best way. It is sold at very high prices in our country. It is especially preferred by those who do not care about the color element in diamonds.