The diamond grade consists of four parts: weight, color, clarity and cut. It is a comprehensive evaluation of these four parts to determine the value of diamonds.
Round diamonds have a standard cutting ratio. When this ratio is reached, the diamond can completely reflect the irradiated light, thus giving people a dazzling feeling when watching with the naked eye. On the contrary, it can't reflect light well, and it is dim, so cutting is related to whether the diamond is dazzling, so cutting is the first.
Most diamonds have flaws, which can be seen under the jeweler's magnifying glass. Truly clear diamonds are very rare, so all diamonds are divided into the following grades according to their clarity: F 1 grade: flawless; If class: the surface is flawed, but the interior is intact; VVS 1 and VVS2: very small defects; SI 1 and SI2: tiny defects; I 1, I2, I3: There are some defects.