Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 49 minutes ago
For an indepth look at diamond color, go to:
beyond4cs.com/color/f-diamonds
In this video, we review an F color diamond engagement ring that was purchased from Brilliant Earth. This colorless diamond is reviewed under the sunlight, LED mall lights and under a cloudy sky.
Can you see any color tint in the half carat diamond? When the vintage engagement ring is worn on the hand and seen from a normal viewing distance, is it possible for your eyes to detect color?
In my opinion, the F grade and G grade of the GIA scale offers the best value for money if you are someone who is sensitive to color nuances. If you think you can see color, then you will have no choice but to fork out a lot of extra cash to get the best D color.
Based on experience, what most people think they see about color is actually due to the diamond's facets reflecting colors from the surroundings instead of its inherent color.
That is to say, if you were wearing a pink shirt, you would likely be able to pick up a pink hue in the diamond ring.
To get more information about this 0.55ct F SI1 diamond engagement ring, go to:
beyond4cs.com/vintage-engagement-rings
beyond4cs.com/reviews/brilliant-earth
beyond4cs.com/jewelry-guide/engagement-rings-under-5000
For an indepth look at diamond color, go to:
beyond4cs.com/color/f-diamonds
In this video, we review an F color diamond engagement ring that was purchased from Brilliant Earth. This colorless diamond is reviewed under the sunlight, LED mall lights and under a cloudy sky.
Can you see any color tint in the half carat diamond? When the vintage engagement ring is worn on the hand and seen from a normal viewing distance, is it possible for your eyes to detect color?
In my opinion, the F grade and G grade of the GIA scale offers the best value for money if you are someone who is sensitive to color nuances. If you think you can see color, then you will have no choice but to fork out a lot of extra cash to get the best D color.
Based on experience, what most people think they see about color is actually due to the diamond's facets reflecting colors from the surroundings instead of its inherent color.
That is to say, if you were wearing a pink shirt, you would likely be able to pick up a pink hue in the diamond ring.
To get more information about this 0.55ct F SI1 diamond engagement ring, go to:
beyond4cs.com/vintage-engagement-rings
beyond4cs.com/reviews/brilliant-earth
beyond4cs.com/jewelry-guide/engagement-rings-under-5000
![Cubic Zirconia (CZ) vs Diamond [Comparison in Different Lightings]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_ughfAcTFPY/mqdefault.jpg "Cubic Zirconia (CZ) vs Diamond [Comparison in Different Lightings]
For more details on diamond stimulants, go to: https://beyond4cs.com/faq/how-to-spot-a-fake-diamond/
This video compares a loose cubic zirconia (CZ) vs a diamond engagement ring in a side by side placement. We review these 2 types of gemstones for their optical properties and performance.
In the first half of the video, we place both gemstones under office lighting to see their contrast patterning and brightness.
In the second half of the video, we place the cubic zirconium along side the diamond ring under the afternoon sun. We record their interactions with light to see their fire and sparkle.
Unlike other stimulants, CZ is actually a good substitute for diamond if you are looking for a cheap and low budget option. However, if we were to critically analyze both the diamond and cubic zircon, we will be able to see differences due to cut quality,
For full details of the vintage ring used in this comparison, visit this url: https://beyond4cs.com/2015/06/vintage-engagement-rings/")
