Hello everyone, many friends don’t quite understand about ct-19, but it doesn’t matter, because today I will share with you some knowledge about 19ct diamond rings. I believe it should be OK. To solve some of your confusions and problems, if by chance it can solve your problem, please pay attention to this site. I hope it will be helpful to you!
Contents of this article
1. Comparison between ct518 and 19-inch wheels
19-inch and 18-inch refer to inches. The difference is 1 inch, or 2.54 centimeters. 19 inches>18 inches.
Tires with larger wheels and thinner sidewalls have more realistic feedback to the road surface when the car is driving. Tires with small wheels and thick sidewalls can effectively filter road vibrations, and 18-inch wheels are better in terms of comfort.
2. What does the diamond ring 19ct***l***j***vs14*** mean?
19CT, did you write it wrong? 1 carat is 0.2 grams. I-J refers to diamond color
The current international and domestic color grading is based on the standards set by GIA, starting from the English letter \”D\” and pressing D, E, F ,G,H,I…all the way to Z.
Grade D: completely colorless. The highest color grade, extremely rare.
Grade E: colorless. Only gemologists can detect trace amounts of color. It\’s a very rare diamond.
F grade: colorless. Small amounts of color can only be detected by jewelry experts, but are still considered colorless. It is a high quality diamond.
G-H grade: nearly colorless. Has a slight tint when compared to higher color grade diamonds. But diamonds of this color grade still have high value.
I-J level: Slight color can be detected. Higher value.
VVS1-VVS2: very, very small inclusions;
SI1-SI3: Due to tiny inclusions, diamonds of this grade and below have no value in maintaining or increasing their value.
I1-I3 (or P1-P3): Inclusions are visible to the naked eye and may affect the diamond\’s strength.
The inclusions in VVS1-SI3 are invisible to the naked eye.
This ends the sharing of issues about ct-19 and 19ct diamond rings. If your problem is solved, we will be very happy.
