Diamonds with absolutely no color are rare and the majority of diamonds contain trace elements, which cause a hint of color, usually detectable only by a trained eye. The degree of color present in a diamond is ranked on a scale from D, which is colorless, to Z, which has very noticeable yellow or brown coloring. To measure Color, the gemologist will match a stone against a set of “master stones.” This process is abstract and often times an in-between grade is assigned, such as G-H or H-I.
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