E vs I Color Diamond Engagement Ring Comparison @Beyond4Cs

Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago

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beyond4cs.com/color/e-diamonds
beyond4cs.com/color/i-diamonds

If you are wondering whether an I color diamond is too yellow or whether an E color diamond is white enough, this video review here will have all the answers you need.

We take 2 GIA/AGS graded diamond engagement rings and put them side by side in a comparison to show you how they look like in real life.

As you can see on the finger, the E color diamond ring is the one closer to the knuckle and it is a half carat cushion cut diamond ring. The I color diamond is mounted in a simple 6 prong white gold solitaire ring.

Under various types of lighting conditions, you can determine for yourself whether an I is too yellow or white enough compared to an E colorless diamond. The finger size is US7.

Let me know what you think and whether you can tell any differences between these 2 rings.

To get more information on buying a diamond ring, read the following sections:
beyond4cs.com/engagement-ring/palladium-vs-platinum-vs-white-gold
beyond4cs.com/fancy-colored/cushion-cut-fancy-intense-yellow-diamond-engagement-ring
beyond4cs.com/truth-about-gia-triple-excellent-diamonds

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