Diamond Cut Clarity Explained

Along with color cut and carat weight clarity is one of the 4 c s used to determine diamond quality.

Diamond cut clarity explained.

Diamond clarity is a qualitative metric that grades the visual appearance of each diamond. In our opinion the cut of the diamond is the most important c in the 4c s of diamonds. In fact the cut is the ruler of the diamond 4cs cut color clarity and carat weight. Diamond clarity refers to how flawless a diamond is.

As opposed to diamond clarity a diamond s cut can affect the brilliance and fire in a diamond. When a diamond is cut too shallow the light entering from the table is reflected back out through the bottom of the pavilion. Diamond cut refers to the proportions and reflective quality of a diamond. Unlike the superficial impression on diamonds and the in your face depiction of shape the diamond cut is technical measurable and adjustable to maximize your gem s brilliance.

Clarity is one of the four cs of diamond grading the others being carat color and cut. The size amount and appearance of inclusions flaws within the diamond and blemishes flaws on the surface of the diamond will determine your diamond s clarity grade. A deep cut or built up diamond and flat cut diamond both lose light when reflected in the sun. Diamond cut is generally accepted as having the most impact of all the four c s on a diamond s beauty.