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D color: Exceptional White + (River)
E color: Exceptional White (River)
F color: Rare White + (Top Wesselton)
G color: Rare White (Top Wesselton)
H color: White (Wesselton)
I color: Slightly Tinted White (Top Cristal) Commerial White
J color: Slightly Tinted White (Top Cristal) Commerial White
K color: Tinted White - Faint yellow (Top Cape)
L color: Tinted White - Faint yellow (Top Cape)
M color: - Faint yellow (Tinted Cape)
N color: - Faint yellow (Tinted Cape)
O color: - Faint yellow (Tinted Cape)
P color: - Very light yellow (Tinted Cape)
R color: - Very light yellow (Tinted Cape)
S color: Very light Yellow (Tinted Cape)
Z color: Very light Yellow (Tinted Cape)
Each diamond has its own color.
Each diamond will differ from the standard color!
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Notice that nature did not trace
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How much Cut,
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Diamond color grading chart - actual diamond color grading scale for White, Colorless Diamonds + images
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The mysterious Blue White Colored Diamonds, Registered Brand Name, explained:
Blue-White, Strong blue fluorescence does not affect the diamond in a negative fashion
and quite often it will enhance the appearance of a diamond.
Diamond dealers used the term "blue-white" to refer to
colorless Exceptional White D,E and Rare White + F diamonds with rare strong blue fluorescence.
The term actually became a status symbol amongst the public and to this
day Experts will ask for a blue-white diamond, the rarest color.
Rule 28 of the US Federal Trade Commission's Trade Practice Rules for the Jewelry Industry addresses this issue:
Rule 28 Misuse of the term "Blue White":
"It is an unfair trade practice to use the term "blue-white," or any other
term, expression, or representation of similar import, as descriptive of
any diamond which under normal, north daylight or its equivalent, shows
any color or any trace of any color other than blue or bluish."
In other words, only a diamond with strong blue fluorescence can be represented as Blue-White Diamonds.

Fluorescence
What is fluorescence?
The energy difference between the absorbed light and emitted light.
No fluorescence = absorbed light is equal to emitted light
If emitted light is stronger than the absorbed light the diamond is called fluorescent.
You will find fluorescence in following grading: NIL or NONE (no fluorescence) faint, slight, strong and Blue-White.
When diamonds are strong fluorescent it can, but not always(!) quote the color to a lower quality in facts of lower Color and Clarity when they turn into milky clarity or yellowish color.
D - E - F colors with strong fluorescence who do not turn into milky clarity or yellowish color are exceptional and therefor very rare, accentuating the brightness!
If the diamond has a high color the fluorescence can affect, but not always(!) the brightness going to turbid the diamond like turbid, milky water.
If the diamond is of a lower Color, slightly tinted White, the fluorescence can enhance the Color to White. (maximum medium fluorescence) Than it is a positive fact.

Some laboratories do classify colors like this:
D E F Colorless
G H I Near colorless
J K L M Faint yellow
N M N O Light yellow
actual diamond color scale