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Frequently Asked Questions
Is faint fluorescence ok in a diamond?
Yes, faint fluorescence is generally considered acceptable and even beneficial in a diamond. Faint fluorescence is typically not visible to the naked eye and does not negatively impact the diamond’s appearance or brilliance. In some cases, it can enhance the diamond’s color, making it appear slightly whiter under certain lighting conditions. For most buyers, diamonds with faint fluorescence offer a good balance of quality and value.
What is faint color in diamond?
Faint color in a diamond refers to a very slight tint, usually yellow or brown, that is just beginning to be noticeable. Diamonds are graded on a color scale from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown). Faint color diamonds typically fall within the G-J range. These diamonds are considered near-colorless and can offer excellent value, as the faint color is often not visible to the naked eye, especially once the diamond is set in jewelry.
What is the difference between faint and no fluorescence?
The difference between faint and no fluorescence in a diamond lies in the diamond’s reaction to ultraviolet (UV) light:
- Faint Fluorescence: Diamonds with faint fluorescence exhibit a very slight glow when exposed to UV light. This glow is usually blue but can be other colors like yellow or green. Faint fluorescence is typically not noticeable under normal lighting conditions and does not affect the diamond’s appearance or performance.
- No Fluorescence: Diamonds with no fluorescence do not exhibit any glow when exposed to UV light. They remain unaffected by UV light, which means their appearance remains consistent under different lighting conditions.
Both faint and no fluorescence are acceptable and can offer high-quality diamonds. The choice between them depends on personal preference and the specific characteristics of the diamond.
