History of Diamond Grading in Australia

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Chameleon-Type Diamond
Chameleon-Type Diamond

Chameleon diamonds typically shift from an olive green or grayish-green hue to a yellow or orangey-yellow shade[…]

Champagne Diamond

A champagne diamond is a type of fancy-coloured diamond that exhibits a warm brown hue with subtle[…]

Chip

A chipped diamond refers to a diamond that has sustained a small break or loss of material[…]

Cavity
Cavity

Type of diamond inclusion that appears as an opening or large indentation on the surface of a diamond

Certificate

A diamond certificate, also known as a diamond grading report, is an official document issued by a[…]

Carbon
Carbon

Diamonds are made of pure carbon, but their unique atomic structure is what gives them their remarkable

Small black graphite inclusions in a diamond.
Carbon Spots

Small black graphite inclusions in a diamond are a type of natural impurity that occurs during the[…]

Carat

One carat is equal to 200 milligrams (0.2 grams).

vividly bright-yellow fancy colour diamond
Canary Diamond

A Canary Diamond is a highly sought-after type of fancy yellow diamond known for its rich, intense[…]

Cape Series Diamonds

Cape Series Diamonds refer to a category of diamonds that exhibit a noticeable yellow or brown tint[…]

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