Since every diamond is a unique stone, every diamond is priced according to its unique characteristics: cut, colour, carat weight and clarity.
You pay less for more flawed, more yellow and poorly-cut diamonds.
There's really no way to rank diamond cut by price.
However, some fancy diamonds are priced by auctioneers by carat weight: per carat given the higher-than-one-carat weight of the fancy stone. In this scheme, bidders usually pay the most for natural blue diamonds, regardless of the cut.
A diamond is valued by its cut, clarity, carat weight and colour. A local jeweler can show you stones in various price ranges.
Of the common, popular cuts, generally, emerald cut tends to be chosen as a cut when the stone is flawless or internally flawless. So a larger -- larger than five carats -- diamond of this cut will generally bring the highest price.The emerald cut reveals larger planes on the stone, and therefore highlight the stone's innate clarity.Round
There are a few standard 'shapes' into which diamond stones are fashioned, including those named round brilliant, emerald cut, princess cut and so forth. (See the Diamond Shapes link, below for a list of the most popular cuts.) Large diamonds -- weighing more than about 20 carats -- are often cut to preserve the carat weight instead of being cut and polished to a standard format. These cuts are sometimes named, sometimes not. You can review the diamond list, below, to see unusual cuts of large diamonds, together with some that are named.
Raw diamond stones come in all shapes, but once the stray materials are chipped away, the basic shape of the purest, most transparent parts of the stone can generally be described as pyramids, sometimes two pyramids joined at the base. Early admirers of diamonds capitalized on these natural shapes. Diamond jewelry that has survived the ages reveal this natural shape, with points of the pyramids mounted outwardly. This orientation positions the stone's natural facets so that light can be reflected and refracted back to the eye of the observer.
In it's natural state, diamonds have many different shapes, although a perfectly grown diamond crystal would have the shape of an octahedron, which is a bit like two egyptian pyramids base-to-base. A cut diamond has as many sides as the gem cutter gives it. From a top view, most diamonds are cut to be a circle, and the most common cutting plan for a diamond is cut with 57 or 58 flat sides, or 'Facets'. But is does depend on what the gem cutter is trying to achieve.
A diamond is valued by its cut, clarity, carat weight and colour. A local jeweler can show you stones in various price ranges.
The most popular diamond shapes are the shapes round, princess and oval. Diamonds are very popular all over the world, and come in many different shapes.
Of the common, popular cuts, generally, emerald cut tends to be chosen as a cut when the stone is flawless or internally flawless. So a larger -- larger than five carats -- diamond of this cut will generally bring the highest price.The emerald cut reveals larger planes on the stone, and therefore highlight the stone's innate clarity.Round
The most expensive diamond, by definition, is priceless.
Red diamonds - are the rarest and most expensive.
pure diamond is the most expensive jewel
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yes not only that but the most expensive gem of all at more than $200 million
First of all Diamond Isn't even an element, Platinum is the most expensive element of all.
Probably a red diamond, since it is the most rare natural colour.
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