The carat of a diamond refers to its weight which affects its size. While carat alone doesn't determine a stone's beauty, it certainly plays a role in reflecting grandeur and significance.

The carat of a diamond refers to its weight which affects its size. While carat alone doesn't determine a stone's beauty, it certainly plays a role in reflecting grandeur and significance.

The carat of a diamond refers to its weight which affects its size. While carat alone doesn't determine a stone's beauty, it certainly plays a role in reflecting grandeur and significance.

Diamonds are graded on a scale ranging from D (colorless) to Z (yellow brown), with colorless diamonds (D-F grades) being the most rare and desirable among all. Lucce recommends a color grade of at least G to ensure a visually bright white diamond.

Diamonds with a higher clarity grade has fewer or no visible inclusions, resulting in a more brilliant and captivating stone. Lucce selects diamonds with a clarity grade of at least VS1 to ensure your diamonds are eye clean.

The cut of a diamond is often considered the most crucial factor affecting its beauty. It determines how effectively the stone interacts with light, creating brilliance and sparkle. Lucce only uses diamonds with Excellent (EX) to Ideal (ID) cut to maximize your diamond’s enchanting sparkle. IGI Ideal is equivalent to GIA Excellent.