Gem-quality diamonds are described and judged on the individual cut, clarity, colour and carat weight of the cut and polished stone.
'Good' is a judgment, and you are the judge. A 'white' diamond in the J-K colour range has value. For example, today at Blue Nile you can compare two 2.03/4 carat diamonds, both J colour, the more expensive (US$13,286) being Internally Flawless and Cushion cut, and the less expensive (US$7,542) being VS-2 clarity and Emerald cut. The monetary value is in the clarity, not in the colour or the cut of the diamonds.
Good is a judgement and you are the judge. Your initials G-H could indicate colour, with D being the highest grade of colour for a white diamond; the initials VS are usually followed by a number, such as 1 or 2 and indicates Very Slight inclusion(s), visible under a 10x loupe. Depending on the carat weight and the quality of the cut and the cut, this diamond could retain its investment value as a jewelery-quality diamond.
'Good' is a judgement call, and you are the judge.
Good is a value judgement and you are the judge. The carat weight you question is small.
'Good' is a judgement and you are the judge. The colour ranking of a white diamond of F-G is a step or two below 'colourless'. This means that the inclusion of nitrogen, which gives diamond a yellow cast, is minimal. A step or two above this rating means that the inclusion of nitrogen is non-existent. To the non-gemologist, to the naked eye, this colour ranking is imperceptible.
Best is a judgement and you are the judge. When Mother Nature produces diamonds, she is not aware of human political boundaries.
'Better' is a judgement call and you are the judge. Champagne is one of the terms used to describe a diamond, which with its colour range fits into the diamond colour brown. Chocolate is another term used to describe a shade of a brown diamond.
'Best' is a judgement, and you are the judge. Setting a diamond is motivated by the quality of the diamond. Your jeweler can best answer this question once you've chosen the diamond and decided how it will be worn.
'Good' is a judgement and you are the judge.
Natural and beautiful diamonds are more expensive.Another Answer'Better' is a judgment and you are the judge.
Butter is more digestible than diamonds. Better is a judgement call, and you are the judge.
Judge David Young - 2007 Diamonds Are for Bullies 1-43 was released on: USA: 23 October 2007
It depends on shape, colour, taste, look,texture etc!!! Using these basic guidelines you must judge how high quality the ice cream is.
'Rare' is a judgment; and you are the judge. Natural purple diamonds are rare enough to command high prices when they are found, and when the stone is large enough to be cut into a gem-quality diamond. You can shop, below, and find the purple diamond of the colour-intensity, clarity and carat weight that you want.
There are six characteristics that economists used to judge how well an item serves as currency. These characteristics are acceptability, durability, divisibility, portability, and limited supply.
'Better' is a value judgement and you are the judge. Considering the investment value for both metal and diamonds may be one way that you can determine which is 'better' for your long-term purposes.
Your answer depends completely on your investment priorities. The highest quality diamonds -- clearest, best example of colour, or high carat weight -- don't lose value, unless you are forced to sell them under distress. Diamonds are not 'liquid' in the sense that it is not easy -- generally -- to convert them into cash. Diamond markets fluctuate, so it may take some time for the value of your diamond to appreciate over time -- perhaps one entire lifetime. You are the judge of 'smart' in your own investment priorities, and you may or may not choose to invest in diamonds.