DIAMONDS

Every diamond weighing more than 0.25 carats is issued with a report from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), EGL or IGI, organizations that set standards for the quality of diamonds according to four criteria: carat, color, clarity and cut. For all diamonds Miking steps to these criteria with its own expertise, allowing professionals to identify the absolute quality of diamonds according to our clientele requirements.

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DIAMOND & GEMSTONE INFORMATION

Carat

Carat is a unit of weight equal to 200 milligrams and is used for measuring the weight of precious stones: a 10-carat diamond ring.

Cut

Cutting in a diamond will define the quality of the angles, proportions, facets, and finishing details.

Color

The colour of a diamond is the next important element of the 4 Cs. The diamond's colour ranges from an icy white colourless to light yellow. It's challenging to tell the difference between one colour grade and another.

Clarity

The clarity in a diamond defines how clean the diamond is of inclusions and blemishes.