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If we focus briefly on the colourless diamonds, these are the ones you find in most luxury jewellers.


Diamonds are graded in one Category alone just for their colour. The most colourless diamond, without any yellow/brown hues is the most valuable in what is called the cape series. A colourless diamond would be a grade D (highest grade).


Not only is colour important, but so is the cut, clarity and carat weight also. Diamonds are available in various shapes and sizes but most excitingly different cuts too. At Johnson’s we provide all different cuts of diamonds for everyone’s personal taste. From the modern round brilliant cut, classic emerald cuts, majestic oval cuts and many more. The best cut of a diamond for optimal brilliance would be the Round cut for sure.


Please be aware not every diamond is perfect. As diamond is a naturally sourced mineral, imperfections should be expected, this is what we like to call inclusions. It is best not to see inclusions as a defect, as these fascinating remnants of nature’s fingerprints can tell the story and origin of that particular diamond.


The beauty of a diamond is that it is so versatile when you wear it. Its colourless appearance makes it an easy to wear gemstone as it compliments anything you wear… any style. A diamond solitaire ring, pendant and earrings is a simplistic choice to opt for. However, a diamond set piece jewellery can also become a dazzling piece of artwork, when you go bigger and more of them worn together. Diamonds also compliment any other gemstone perfectly such as rubies, sapphires and emeralds. You can trust a diamond to compliment any precious metal you prefer to wear such as yellow, white or rose gold. Although it is recommended, always marry diamonds against a silver coloured metal such as platinum for a brighter, white appearance of the diamonds.


CARING FOR YOUR DIAMONDS Diamond (10 on the Mohs hardness scale) is usually durable enough to be placed in an ultrasonic cleaner if you have one in your home. However, if a diamond has many inclusions (visible to the naked eye) or has been treated, it is best to clean it with a lint-free cloth, or use warm water, mild soap and a soft toothbrush or a commercial jewellery cleaning solution. At Johnsons we sell an excellent home cleaning kit for your diamonds which is available in store. We highly recommend to have your diamond jewellery periodically cleaned and its setting examined by a professional jeweller to maintain its beauty and integrity over time. This is a service we can help you with here at Johnsons Jewellers.


If you have any further questions regarding diamond or diamond jewellery, or if you would like to make an appointment, please call us on 02476 347 038 or email us on info@johnsonsjewellers.co.uk.


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