Diamonds, with their elegance and significance, are one of the most special stones in the world of jewelry. Choosing the right diamond is not only an aesthetic choice but also a long-term value decision. At ÇaparDiamond, we have summarized the essential criteria you should know when buying a diamond.

Carat

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond. Higher carats make the stone appear larger, while lower carats, with an ideal cut, can also offer a remarkably impressive brilliance. Carat selection should be entirely based on personal taste and intended use.

Color

Diamond colors are determined according to international standards, and their value increases as they approach white. Choosing the right color ensures that the diamond reflects light more clearly and vividly. The color scale preferred in ÇaparDiamond collections is selected with maximum brilliance in mind.

Clarity

Clarity refers to the condition of natural formations within the diamond's internal structure. Clarity levels of SI and above offer both subtle details imperceptible to the naked eye and an ideal price-performance ratio.

Cut

Cut is the most important factor determining a diamond's brilliance. A well-cut diamond reflects light perfectly, making the stone appear vibrant and brilliant. Therefore, cut is as critical a criterion as carat.