Jewellery Range

Diamond Colour Chart

D	Exceptional White +	The Exceptional White (+) diamond with a grade of D is the very rarest of the diamond colour range. The diamond will be completely colourless. This makes it the most valuable coloured diamond.	Grade: Colourless.
E	Exceptional White	The Exceptional White diamond with a grade of E is also very rare. The difference between D and E is hard to detect when compared. This diamond is graded colourless. This also makes it very valuable.	Grade: Colourless.
F	Rare White +	The Rare White (+) diamond is the third highest coloured graded diamond achievable. Its graded F as the diamond is colourless when viewed through the crown.	Grade: Colourless when viewed through the crown.
G	Rare White	The Rare White is a fine alternative to the top three colour grades. This colour still makes for an outstanding diamond. Its grade of G is colourless when viewed through the crown.	Grade: Colourless when viewed through the crown.
H	White	The White coloured diamond has a small noticeable colour difference when compared to the top 4 colour grades. It's grade of H is colourless when viewed through the crown.	Grade: Colourless when viewed through the crown.
I	Slightly Tinted	The Slightly Tinted White is a great staring point if your buying a diamond on a budget. The colour difference is still very slight making it hard to tell the difference when compared to other grades. It's grade of I is slightly coloured.	Grade: Slightly coloured.
J	Slightly Tinted White	The Slightly Tinted White diamond should really be the last consideration when picking your diamond colour. Anything below this grade will look slightly yellow. Its grade of J is Slightly coloured.	Grade: Slightly coloured.