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A diamond’s color counts and cut and shape is about more than just preference
12/21/2020
Early in the days of “Let Them Eat Cake,” we dissected the four c’s of picking the perfect diamond: cut, color, clarity and carat. For anyone picking just the right diamond, the four c’s are crucial to the process and the more educated you are on each, the easier it will be to make sure you get the right diamond and the best deal.
Today, we’re talking all about the cut and shape of a diamond, as well as making sure you look at color.
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