Lenamama
Shiny_Rock
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Ditto Moh. Also I have a substantial L colour which is plenty white enough for me, but it might not be for other people, so it is best if you can see the colour grades in person ( GIA or AGS), similar size, cut quality, shape etc.Date: 12/11/2008 7:02:39 AM
Author: Moh 10
Keep in mind that pics are not helpful when evaluating the color of diamonds.
I''ve seen many photographs of Ds that look yellow in the pic.
Go look in our ''Show me the ring'' forum; colors are all over the place.
It would be easy to find two pics in which a D E or F looks more yellow than a J K or L.
In photography the lighting, camera white-balance settings, the color of the diamond''s surroundings, your computer monitor settings and even the color of the photographer''s shirt can change how the color appears in pics.
If you are deciding what color grades you are comfortable with you need to compare loose diamonds of various color grades, side by side, in person.
Also compare stones of the weight and cut style that you are considering since these can influence the appearance of the color too.