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Daily Recommended I Color Diamonds

Last updated: Saturday, October 12th 2024

Discover our “Daily Recommended I Color Diamonds” collection, where only the top 3% of diamonds make the cut. 

Each day, millions of diamonds are evaluated to find those with an I color grade that provides an excellent balance of a near-colorless appearance and value. With the option to choose an Ideal or premium cut, the brilliance of these diamonds is unmatched. Available in a variety of shapes from classic round brilliants to intricate fancy shapes, these diamonds are perfect for creating engagement rings, bracelets, and necklaces that embody both elegance and affordability.

Use the filters to narrow down the selection by carat, color, clarity, cut,  shape, brand, price and more. Still not sure which diamond to buy? Contact me here, and I’ll help you choose the best match.

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Frequently Asked Questions​

Yes, an I quality diamond is considered a good diamond, particularly for those seeking a balance between quality and cost. I color diamonds fall into the “near-colorless” category on the GIA color scale. While they may exhibit a slight yellow or brown tint when viewed up close or compared directly to higher color grades, they generally appear nearly colorless to the naked eye. When set in jewelry, especially in yellow or rose gold, the color tint is often not noticeable, making I quality diamonds an excellent value for those looking for a beautiful stone at a more affordable price.

The I rating of a diamond refers to its position on the GIA color scale, which ranges from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown). I color diamonds are in the “near-colorless” category, meaning they have a slight tint that is usually not noticeable to the naked eye. This slight color is more visible when the diamond is viewed from the side or compared directly to diamonds with higher color grades (D-H). Despite this, I color diamonds are a popular choice for those who want a high-quality diamond without paying the premium for a colorless grade.

No, an I diamond is not considered colorless. It falls within the “near-colorless” range on the GIA color scale. While it does have a slight yellow or brown tint, this is generally subtle and not easily noticeable, especially when the diamond is viewed face-up or set in jewelry. The near-colorless appearance makes I color diamonds a desirable option for many buyers who want a visually appealing diamond without the higher cost associated with completely colorless stones.

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