Loose Diamonds

Faint to Light Color. The body-tone of this grade is so obvious that it detracts from the diamond's beauty.

Faint to Light Color. The body-tone of this grade is so obvious that it detracts from the diamond's beauty.

Faint to Light Color. The body-tone of this grade is so obvious that it detracts from the diamond's beauty.

Near-colorless. The body-tone is obvious to a novice when looking for it. Near colorless is its official technical term but it is not near-colorless in reality.

Near-colorless. There is body-tone easily detectable to a novice when compared side-by-side with colorless diamonds. There is a significant difference from colorless diamonds when compared side-by-side in a setting.

Near-colorless. There is body-tone that is readily detectable to a novice when compared side-by-side with colorless diamonds. There is significant difference from colorless diamonds when compared side-by-side in a setting. This is a higher than average grade color that is still recommended by Perrywinkle's.

Near-colorless. There is body-tone that is readily detectable to an experienced gemologist. There are slightly noticeable differences from colorless diamonds when compared side-by-side in a setting. This is still a high grade color that Perrywinkle's recommends.

Colorless. There are slight traces of body-tone detectable to an experienced gemologist. There are barely perceptible difference in body-tone from D once the diamond is set into jewelry. This is a high grade. Perrywinkle's strongly recommends this color grade.

Colorless. Minute traces of body-tone detectable to only an experienced gemologist. There is no perceptible difference in body-tone from D once the diamond is set into jewelry. This grad is rare and a very high grade. Perrywinkle's strongly recommends this color grade.

Completely colorless. This is very rare and it's the highest grade. Perrywinkle's strongly recommends this color.

I1 = Included "Grade" 1. There will be imperfections are visible without magnification. Perrywinkle's recommends this grade if price is a factor when choosing your diamond.

SI2 = Slightly Included "Grade" 2. There will be several small inclusions are visible without magnification to an untrained viewer and usually visible without magnification when viewed from less than ten inches.

SI1 = Slightly Included "Grade" 1. There are small inclusions are easily visible under ten times magnification to an untrained viewer and may be visible without magnification. This is still a fine clarity diamond.

VS2 = Very Slightly Included "Grade" 2. There are very small inclusions are visible under ten times magnification to an untrained viewer. This grade is rare.

VS1 = Very Slightly Included "Grade" 1. Very small inclusions are visible under magnification of ten times to a trained gemologist. This is a rare grade.

VVS2 = Very Very Slightly Included "Grade" 2. Very tiny pinpoint inclusions are visible under ten times magnification only to a trained gemologist. This grade is very rare.

VVS1 = Very Very Slightly Included "Grade" 1. Oftentimes just one extremely tiny pinpoint inclusion is visible under ten times magnification to a trained gemologist. This grade is extremely rare.

IF = Internally Flawless. Internal inclusions are not visible under ten times magnification to a trained gemologist. This grade is extremely rare.

FL = Flawless. There are no internal inclusions or external blemishes are visible under ten times magnification to a trained gemologist. This grade is extremely rare.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is directly proportional to its size.

At Perrywinkle's, we are able to provide higher grade cuts for the price of lower grade cuts, thanks to our in-house production chain and this is why we does not recommend any diamond that is below "Very Good" cut.

This cut represents roughly the top 15% of diamond cut quality. It reflects nearly as much light as the ideal cut, but for a lower price.

Superior quality cut that produces a striking balance of fire and brilliance. Only 3% of the world's diamonds are excellent cut.