K Color Diamond In White Gold

Here are a couple of examples of k colored diamonds in yellow gold.

K color diamond in white gold. Warm toned diamonds are perfect. However diamonds tend to absorb much more color of yellow gold than they absorb the color of white gold. K color for white gold setting. A diamond will naturally pick up the color of its environment in this case the band.

Likewise here is a stunning j color diamond in a rose gold solitaire setting. So it s necessary to spend more money on a diamond with a high color grade. Here is a stunning k color oval diamond in a yellow gold solitaire setting. On the old color scales k was the equivalent of what was called tinted white as opposed the the next grade of tinted color.

And this is definitely true for white gold and platinum ring settings. For most people myself included the yellow tint in a k diamond isn t obvious when looking at white gold platinum settings from a top down perspective that s because the sparkle and brilliance of the diamond helps mask its body color. This is why you will not really see the difference between an h colored diamond and a k colored diamond on a yellow gold ring. This is a good indication that k belongs more to the top end of the scale than the bottom.

Normally a j or k color could have a yellowish tint. When set with platinum or white gold the yellow tint in a k color diamond may start to become noticeable. G h i and j. The following is a real email conversation between the diamond pro and a reader just like you who contacted us.

Even an icy white diamond will appear more yellow when set in a yellow gold band. For the most part near colorless diamonds will also appear white in a white gold setting. These white gold engagement rings from james allen all have f color diamonds which will always look perfectly colorless.