Yellow diamond grading at Diamonds by Lauren

EDUCATION & INFORMATION>Yellow Diamond Grading & Yellow diamonds

	Often referred to as canary diamonds, the more saturated the yellow, the more expensive it is. All yellow diamonds are more intense once set in yellow gold. Lighter shades are a great value because they still look yellow, yet you can get more size for the money. Click here to go to our page on White & Colorless diamond grading scale.
	Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond	Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond	Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond
Click here for our White & Colorless Diamond Grading Scale YELLOW DIAMOND GRADING SCALE Move your mouse pointer over the link for an example of that yellow diamond in a setting. U-V Yellow Diamond Faint but distinct Yellow W-X Yellow Diamond A shade deep enough to be called light yellow Y-Z Yellow Diamond Deeper Still. Y-Z really looks quite a bit like Fancy Light Yellow Fancy Light Yellow Diamond Now we're really seeing a rich yellow shade Fancy Yellow Diamond One shade darker Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond A shade darker still Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond A vibrant deep yellow- obscenely expensive. GIA Color Origin Report	Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond	Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond	Fancy Yellow Diamond
	Fancy Yellow Diamond	Fancy Yellow Diamond	Fancy Light Yellow Diamond
	Fancy Light Yellow Diamond	Y-Z Yellow Diamond	Y-Z Yellow Diamond
	W-X Yellow Diamond	W-X Yellow Diamond	U-V Yellow Diamond
	U-V Yellow Diamond	S-T Faint Yellow Diamond	G Color White Diamond

	The color scale for diamonds starts at D, totally colorless. It continues down the alphabet to the last color considered white, J. Colors K, L & M still appear white, just slightly tinted & can still be set in platinum or white gold. Colors N-T are very low priced diamonds because they appear neither white nor a distinct yellow.