D & E / Exceptional white

Incredible whiteness and purity of colour that, in some cases, has a miraculous tint of incredible blue light. The absolutely finest quality of white diamonds and are extremely rare. For those who only want the absolute finest diamonds.

F & G / Rare white

Special whiteness and purity with no tint of colour (usually yellow or brown). A specialist trained eye could only tell the difference between exceptional white and rare white. Diamonds of this colour are very rare and offer you some of the very finest diamonds available anywhere.

H / White

Good white brightness with no tint of colour (usually yellow or brown). Diamonds of this colour are very rare and offer you an excellent combination of quality and value.

I & J / Slightly tinted white

Your diamond will have a slight tint of colour, usually yellow or brown. The level of colour is only noticeable when directly compared with white, rare white or exceptional white. Diamonds of this colour are more readily available, but offer superb value for money.

K & L / Tinted white

Your diamond will have a tint of colour, usually yellow or brown. The tint of colour is noticeable but a fine quality cut can still make the diamond look very special. Diamonds of this colour are more abundant, but offer superb value for money.

M - X / Tinted colour

Your diamond will have a strong tint of colour, usually yellow or brown, but not of the finest hue colour that would classify it as 'fancy colour'. In most cases Icecool diamonds do not stock the lower spectrum of diamond colour quality

What does the clarity of diamonds mean?