JANNPAUL Education: Why Does My Diamond Look so Dark?

Here's a video explaining why your diamond is appearing darker than it should be. We've been getting questions often relating to buyers that have purchased their diamond engagement ring online or from other jewellers, asking us why their diamond appears darker, even though it is a high Color or Clarity grade.
There can be several reasons for this, where some can be easily resolved, while others unfortunately is due to the diamond itself. In this video, we share the 4 most common reasons of why this is happening to your diamond.
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[@Reset-pe8lt]

Best diamond video on the internet. Clear presentation that nails all the issues why you pay for a high quality diamond that does not perform as it should. Excellent video. Thank you.

[@aki12569]

This is the only video that explained/showcased florescence in sunlight - the argument is it doesn't matter unless you go to the club with UV ray lighting, but of course the sun has UV rays too! lol

[@nameunknown007]

Wow thank you! I love that you actually showed the difference visually, I have been searching for this so long and only your video made it clear to me.

[@LB-xk6fk]

I love watching you work and I enjoy listening to you speak. Thank you!!!

[@Stellarffxi]

arrows are incredible on that super ideal under LED light...

[@KimberlyBishh]

It's amazing, I guess I've never seen a correctly cut diamond until now🤷

[@khallman75]

I have a pretty long history of diamond education and this video was great. I learned a few things!

[@jeankeats3200]

Me too!!

[@sandreawhite7534]

Excellent knowledge and video. Thank you. I learned so much.

[@yannychen6994]

Very informative ! Thank you !

[@jessbaum75]

Thank you so much ! I has no idea about light performance and inclusions.

[@lasignoraluna2367]

very good presentation. thanks a lot! useful!!

[@shaunwebb6406]

Excellent and extremely informative which well help us choose the right marquis cut diamond for the money! Thanks for your Expert video!

[@yumibernie2822]

Fantastic video. Thank you.

[@libafried5840]

Thank you. This video was very helpful.

[@sangminlee1325]

excellent content, setting is also important

[@kellycline6735]

Best explanation I've found on the internet. Easy and thorough! Thank you ❤

[@memudd]

Thank you this is very useful to me

[@kathfern]

So helpful thankyou!

[@loveisgodis]

Awesome, thanks

[@misspat2944]

Thank you

[@ahsanmohammed1]

Thanks

[@tatanexonevmax4050]

What a great knowledge god bless you ❤️

[@steverocksyo]

Confused, didn't like the diamond in the first light but then loved it in every other test?

[@sam8898]

I have a fair cut K color vs2 old European cut diamond and it looks just as good as those...

[@kittylou22]

Such an informative video 👌🏻

[@mihaela2784]

thank you sooo much for the info

[@davec2020]

Very knowledgeable video. I am looking at an agi diamond triple excellent. How can I check the light distribution?

[@thuyanhngo88]

Thank you for this review. Would this apply to an oval diamond shape too?

[@kalimantangemstone]

Good

[@kksoccergirl72]

I personally prefer the diamond on the left!!

[@Indusxstan]

So it is light leakages caused by poor cuts that causes a diamond to look dark? The other factors are inclusions including cloud inclusions. Thank you for such great insights. Best video ever on diamonds I have been able to find in months! 🙏

[@jeankeats3200]

Absolutely! Also, I found out a long time ago about florescence in a diamond. GIA does grade on this. Mine has no florescence in it. It's REALLY sparkly. I got D color but got good cut. Yes, cut is VERY important as light can leak out of the bottom of the diamond. It's ALL about light that goes in, bounces on all the facets and comes out to the eye! I can't believe people buy stones on line. I would not do that.

[@kerry9922]

Maybe I'm weird, but I don't like the black splinters you can see in the more reflective diamonds. This is why I ended up going with an old European cut diamond for my engagement ring!

[@clintsaines9274]

Me either

[@antonmursid3505]

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[@johnrussell519]

You may have saved my ass here!!!

[@stanislavpretetsky9534]

where can I get that titanium looking temporary setting you display at 4:51 (I think you called it a "ring clip")?

[@candyzee305]

Very informative 👍🏻

[@AznPoi]

How I wish I would have seen this video before getting my diamond. I have a IF, F color and no fluorescence diamond and I just couldn't understand why it looks so "lifeless" compared to my sister's diamond with similar specs. Now I know it's bc of the cutting 😭

[@Brend_agent]

And where to get that Super Ideal cut?

[@HandMeDeals]

Damn I'm about to buy a Flawless F Color Diamond Ring No Fluorscense What would you have did differently?

[@edwardanderson2717]

I’ve been a diamond setter for 38 years in London and without ever watching this video yet , I would say the stone would be fluorescent, I see it a lot in stones , big ones there just lifeless !!!

[@pseudonamed]

What about phosphorescence? Does that have a similar effect to fluorescence?

[@Debbie-rx6tb]

Can you get a bit more fire with a really open setting?

[@coinsadventurer]

true, they're just also working with good salary! company is always be! make money, still the worker is human

[@MayLifeWithTheMJs]

Can you explain same thing with a 1ct emerald cut!? Thank you

[@ronniejimenez1228]

need help on lab diamond pear cut

[@ripal200]

Please discuss Cut analyses of radiant and cushion cuts

[@kjenkins8648]

Does light passing through the stone vs. light reflecting off the cuts give better visual effect? Or does the reflection give better visual effect?

[@louiep3237]

Reflection. Any light passed thru the diamond isn’t reflected back to your eye.

[@KimberlyBishh]

And the skin that's seen thru the facet makes it darker as opposed to reflecting the light back. Just like mirrors reflect light brighter than a dark window.

[@ihabahmed1132]

Hi my diamond has a table 62.5% , 35.5 crown with 41.3 pavillion , 60.8% depth is this considered steep deep. and Is a Culet Abraded diamond considered a defect

[@ebrooke4632]

So is it safe to say the blacker the diamond, the better the light performance?

[@cherixe]

I like the one on the left much better

[@thienan6669]

Let's not confuse selfishness with love for ourselves, How can we love others if we do not love ourselves? Thank you Abraham for this great reminder!

[@NIP28]

so the ones with arrows are the best?

[@neanyos]

Killer man. Where is your business located??

[@pyt6631]

It appears darker because of presence or absence of florescence? 9:00 ' no florescence ' looks darker

[@alicechen3044]

Great information! How do I test light performance on a 3ct oval diamond. Will the Aset scoop work for oval stones?

[@KimberlyBishh]

Good question!

[@brandonladuk3726]

Where can I get jannpaul diamonds?

[@kirannatalkar9265]

How much price is of 1 cart? If I order it whether u can send it?

[@ensemble88]

Could you please do this with an emerald or asscher cut?

[@Itsmejudy90]

My son found a pendant then when I scan online on stone scanner it said diamonds formula C hardness 10 it’s like yellowish color but I still doubt if it’s real or not 😅😅😅😅

[@iamdmc]

Can you make videos about emerald cut diamonds? my girlfriend doesn't like the regular cuts

[@Aeronauticalwizard]

Emerald cuts are often cheaper and can look bigger per carat :) but because of how they're cut you will want to make sure there are no noticeable inclusions, however. Did she try some on though? I thought I wanted emerald cut but I felt meh when I put it on. I went with princess in the end (square). Good luck!

[@iamdmc]

@@Aeronauticalwizard thanks for the tip! No she hasn't tried any on. She's just seen photos and thinks they look smart. I think I'll propose with a decoy ring as I'm not sure she'll truly like the emerald cut. Every one I've seen looks a bit meh and lots of inclusions or milky diamonds out there.

[@Aeronauticalwizard]

@@iamdmc definitely a good idea! I agree, I think they look amazing! But only if they're very large and clear and, to be honest, on very long fingers! You sound sensible, I'm sure she'll say yes 😊🤞

[@iamdmc]

@@Aeronauticalwizard thanks! I really hope so. All the best :)

[@anitavisram8346]

Are lab grown diamonds worth buying?

[@Jayl__]

why is the GIA report number wiped out in both diamonds? I want to see the table dimensions and other metrics for each. All you need is the measurements of the report and reference against ideal measurements. was it purposely chosen a very deep cut stone for comparison? I'm sure triple excellent ideal cut would have great light performance either way. Unless you put something side by and look closely for comparison it'll still be a gilttery rock. if you want to max bling, moissanite would do that but not everyone likes the showy shine.

[@GoinLite1]

A very deep stone would not have received XXX

[@mdamir2631]

Salamu alaykum ima Cafe

[@melodyhart1331]

Any stone with a poor cut diminishes it .

[@Angle86]

Diamond is not standard like gold in price n other aspects.. better buy moissanite if u want sparkle n bling

[@Indusxstan]

EXACTLY! Diamonds have little to no resale value (a fact you learn when you try to sell it), have less sparkle than Moissonite anyway, and have tons of issues connected with variations in cuts, colour, and cloud inclusions! A dreadful deal for the common man (unless you are a celebrity in which case they bring you fame and envy, not everyone’s cup of tea). Missonite is far better and a far better choice because they are flawless in every way (if you are careful to choose Forever One grade) and also eco-friendly (no mining and destruction of the environment!).

[@xxsam0917xx]

@@Indusxstan Lol diamonds are diamonds. Moissanites are Moissanites. Moissanites are diamond alternative. Not all diamonds are made that way. People try to justify that moiss have better fire and clearer but really, it's because it's a lot cheaper. Ethically speaking, it's out of the question because there are diamonds like 'lab' diamonds that are ethically grown.

[@Aggatoms]

Hi, I just checked my GIA report and it's missing the Cut report. Any reasons why?

[@cnidia35]

I have the same.. I called GIA and they said they don't grade FANCY shapes diamonds..

[@Aggatoms]

@@cnidia35 good to know thanks

[@sophiapierre8233]

Wedding dress rings Sophia church ⛪️. Emmanuel a very Pierre

[@sarahrodriguez7101]

I’ve never seen a super ideal cut at a retail jeweler store. I haven’t even seen one on Jane’s Allen or blue Nile. I think a super ideal cut is quite rare.

[@Inc.Co.]

You say "There can be several reasons for this, where some can be easily resolved". Which ones can be resolved ?

[@Juliocyp]

man, buy a better headset mic. we can hear you breathing into the mic. it's uncomfortable to listen to the video, especially at the end. great video, though. thanks

[@johnniematthews9252]

Where are my dia mind grill at bruh

[@antonmursid3505]

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[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

Small inclusions are ok for me, its almost like a fingerprint. Mabe there are inclusions to find that look special. 😅

[@avgrim7729]

Right looks like Moissanite

[@LordBagdanoff]

Poor quality will make it darker. Hence the colour is in the lower grade

[@SS-vx8js]

I am shocked at what this man is claiming!What a misleading video for placing nothing but FEAR into consumers who doesn't understand diamonds or fine jewelry so you can sell your " no milky, super ideal cuts". NOT all diamonds with fluorescence appear milky, and showing a milky faint does not represent all stones! I am seriously blown away at this super misleading video you made.

[@hopespringseternal2624]

It depends upon the size of the stone.