The color of a diamond that you should choose ultimately depends on your personal preferences. There are several factors to consider when choosing the color of a diamond, including the setting, your skin tone, and your personal style. We recommend putting many colors side by side to determine which you prefer. In general, diamonds with higher color grades (D, E, F) are considered to be more valuable and have a whiter, more brilliant appearance. Diamonds with lower color grades (G, H, I, J) may have a yellow or brown tint, but they can still be beautiful and look stunning when set in the right setting. The color of the setting can also impact the perceived color of the diamond. A yellow gold setting, for example, can make a diamond appear more yellow, while a white gold or platinum setting can make a diamond look whiter. Your skin tone can also impact the perceived color of the diamond. If you have a warmer skin tone, you may prefer a diamond with a slightly yellow or brown tint. If you have a cooler skin tone, you may prefer a whiter diamond. Ultimately, the best diamond color for you will depend on your personal preferences, the setting, and your style. It's important to choose a diamond that you love and that makes you happy.