Diamond Education

Understanding the 4Cs helps you find the VRAI created diamond that is right for you and assures you of its value.

The Old European Cut is a historic diamond cut that was the precursor to the Round Brilliant Cut.

Old Mine Cut diamonds are square shaped with rounded corners and have 58 facets but no two Old Mine Cut diamonds are alike.

Known for their practically flawless appearance, VVS diamonds are as coveted as they are clear. But what are VVS diamonds and are they worth buying over lower clarity grades?

Use this diamond cut guide to learn what diamond cut means and how to select the best diamond cut grade and type for you.

Familiarizing yourself with the diamond color scale will help you determine which diamond is meant just for you.

When choosing a diamond, many shoppers seek out colorless diamonds, as it’s considered the best diamond color grade. However, colorless diamonds aren’t always a necessary choice.

Not only does diamond clarity influence the appearance of a diamond as much as cut, color, and carat weight, but it also impacts the total price of a diamond.

Understanding how diamond cut prices are determined will help you choose the right diamond for you and your budget.

As diamond carat weight increases, so will the price —but just how much depends on several other factors.

Flawless diamonds are the highest-graded diamonds in terms of clarity and are very rare. Learn more in our complete guide.

When buying a 1 carat diamond, it’s important to understand what to look for including the price and what size and shape is best suited for you.