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 Diamond color grades are actually very close to one another I would bet in a blind test that 99% of the population could NOT tell the difference between an E and an F There are some cultures that hold a very high premium on color To people who hold those cultural beliefs, *knowing* a stone is an F color makes it yucky and yellow to them In G color diamonds, none to faint fluorescence is good In HZ color diamonds, medium to blue fluorescence can be a helpful factor because blue is a complementary color to yellow, making the diamond look whiter than its actual color It is common for highgrade diamonds to have blue fluorescence, such as D, E, and F color diamondsThe E color diamond also falls in the colorless range of diamonds It is very rare, and also has a significant premium The color is not visible to the naked eye and the difference between E and D is almost undetectable, especially when set in jewelry or engagement rings E color diamonds represent less than 1% of all the world'...