That all depends on your diamond! The value of a diamond is primarily determined by the 4Cs:
CARAT: A carat is the unit of measurement for diamonds and gemstones. One carat equals 1/5 of a gram. To understand the size of the diamonds, they are cut in quarterly breakdowns i.e, ¼ carat, ½ carat, ¾ carat and 1 carat. The greater the number of carats, the greater the value of your diamond.
COLOUR: Colour is graded on a scale from “D” (colourless) to “Z” (Possessing strong Yellow). Don’t worry if your diamond does not fit into this scale; diamonds with colour outside of this scale are referred to as ‘Fancy Diamonds’, and they will still fetch an excellent price from our Jewelers.
CLARITY: Most of the value of a diamond depends on its clarity. Most diamonds have some inclusion or imperfection. The size, colour, and ease are the factors to identify the clarity of a diamond. There are different grades of clarity that range from FL (Flawless), VVS (Very very slight inclusion), VS (Very Slight inclusion), to SL (Slight inclusion) and I (Inclusion).
CUT: The cut refers to the symmetry and proportion of diamonds. It is not used to refer the shape such as Princess, Round etc.
With a variety of laboratories around the world, all of which work from different standards, the value of your diamond can only accurately be determined by one of our consultants who will then be able to provide you with a competitive price for your diamond.
We believe in providing you with an honest, transparent, and secure experience when selling your diamonds, while holding true to our values and responsibilities as one of Canada’s leading diamond buyer companies.