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The 4 C's
Introduction
Carat Weight
Clarity
Color
Cut
Step cuts vs. Brilliant cuts
Shapes (round, princess)
Proper cut proportions
Proportion tables
Other details
Next Steps

Library

There are a lot of books out there on how to buy diamonds.  The ones listed here are the ones Diamond ReviewTM considers the best.  We are proud to offer you the ability to purchase them directly from Amazon.com.

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How to Buy a Diamond - by Fred Cuellar How to Buy a Diamond - by Fred Cuellar

This book comes from an industry insider who will tell you all about the business and how to protect yourself when purchasing diamond jewelry.  Highly recommended.

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Diamond Ring Buying Guide - by Renee Newman Diamond Ring Buying Guide - by Renee Newman

The clear illustrations and enlarged pictures of actual diamonds are what add tremendous value to this book.  You can learn to recognize blemishes, inferior cuts, etc., without having to set foot in a jewelry store.  Also recommended. 

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Engagement & Wedding Rings - by Antoinette Matlins, et al Engagement & Wedding Rings - by Antoinette Matlins, Antonio Bonanno, Jane Crystal

This book delves into the more scientific & technical details of diamonds.   Recommended for the consumer that wants to "talk shop" with the jeweler.

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