Yellow is one of the most familiar names known to a
large segment of general public besides white "colorless" diamonds.
Canary is another name widely used in place of intense yellow diamonds.

The GIA's D to Z color grading system
applies to colorless to light yellow diamonds related to the relative
absence of color. For colored diamonds, the presence of color
establishes the color grade. Diamonds that have a tone and saturation
greater than Z are Fancy color grades. The word Fancy is critical
because that means the level of color is to the extreme right of the
color scale rather than in the middle.
Terminology is very important when it comes to describing color.
In the Fancy Yellow color range; there are four color-grades (Fancy
Light Yellow, Fancy Yellow, Fancy Intense Yellow and Fancy Vivid Yellow)
with increasing prices with the higher intensity colors. Some of the
yellows with higher intensity of color (Fancy Vivid Yellows) are as rare
as the pinks and blues and command unusually high prices.
When you come to Gittelson Jewelers ask to see the Fancy Yellow Canary Diamond and see for yourself how it is in a Class of it's own.
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