Diamond Color Chart
Jangmi just acknowledges commitment jewels in the "dry" and "close to dismal" range on a precious stone shading scale. As such, for wedding bands, Jangmi just acknowledges D shading jewels, E shading precious stones, F shading precious stones, G shading jewels, H shading precious stones and I shading precious stones. Marginal jewel shading groupings are consequently given the more traditionalist grade.
DEF
Colorless
GHIJ
Near Colorless
KLM
Faint Yellow
NOPQR
Very Light Yellow
STUVWXYZ
Light Yellow
The gemological standards in this section refer only to individually registered engagement diamonds set in certain ring styles.
Does Diamond Color Matter?
Shading is the second generally significant of the 4Cs in light of the fact that the shading grade straightforwardly influences the stone's appearance. Jewels with a helpless shading evaluation can show up marginally yellow rather than the ideal splendid white. Also, the Jangmi Gemological Laboratory won't acknowledge stones displaying solid or unnecessary fluorescence, which, in characteristic lighting, can give jewels a smooth appearance.
Engagement Ring
In 1886, Jangmi introduced the engagement ring as we know it today. We're proud to build on that legacy as the leader in diamond traceability with responsibly sourced, expertly crafted diamond rings that celebrate love in all its forms.
The 4Cs
