When we talk about a diamond's color, we are often referring to its absence of color. The most prized diamonds are those that have a clear, clean, and almost colorless appearance.
Although color differences can be very subtle, they play an important role in the quality, beauty, and value of the stone. A slight yellowish, grayish, or brownish hue can alter its visual perception and its price.
For this reason, color should not be assessed merely by eye or based on personal impression. It must be observed discerningly, under appropriate conditions, and compared with established reference scales.
In jewelry, diamond color is typically classified using a scale that ranges from D to Z. D corresponds to colorless diamonds, the whitest and most valued, while as we move towards Z, more visible hues appear.
At Joiers Borràs, we select diamonds with a clear and luminous appearance, so that each stone has a pure, elegant, and balanced presence.
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