The best diamond to purchase is a matter of personal style preference and price. A good rule to follow is to spend no more than two month’s salary for your diamond. This will ensure you do not break the bank but still buy the best quality diamond in your price range. It is always advisable to remember the “Four C’s” rule when purchasing a diamond. Cut, color, clarity and carat weight all factor into the price of a diamond.
The most valuable diamonds are those that are near-white and free from inclusions or flaws. Diamonds are graded on an alphabetical scale. D through F graded diamonds are nearly flawless and of course, very rare and expensive. Diamonds graded G through I however, have a very slight yellowish-tint but still seem flawless to the naked eye.
There are many factors to consider if you are thinking of buying the best of diamonds in the world. People world wide have a tendency to reject diamonds from countries that are known for terror activities, weapons and or war. Diamonds have to be looked for their quality and clarity (non-cloudy). Some of the best of diamonds are said to hail from the Canadian industry, they are well known for their unique etching with a polar bear which is done by laser, to ensure their high quality standards, and elimination of forgeries.