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F Color Diamonds

Looking for a colorless diamond that’s budget-friendly? The F color grade is a great choice. This is the lowest of the three colorless diamond grades, which makes it the most economical way to enjoy that sparkly, icy look. F-grade stones account for 20 percent of diamonds sold at Blue Nile. As you shop for F color grade diamonds, consider a white gold or platinum setting to enhance that colorless, icy tone.

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This 1 carat round diamond F color si1 clarity has Very Good proportions and a diamond grading report from GIA

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$2,880

This 1.01 carat round diamond F color si1 clarity has Very Good proportions and a diamond grading report from GIA

1.01 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$2,970

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,000

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,020

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,020

This 1 carat round diamond F color si1 clarity has Excellent proportions and a diamond grading report from GIA

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Excellent Cut Round Diamond

$3,020

This 1.01 carat round diamond F color si1 clarity has Excellent proportions and a diamond grading report from GIA

1.01 Carat F-SI1 Excellent Cut Round Diamond

$3,050

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,060

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,080

1.00 Carat F-SI1 Excellent Cut Round Diamond

$3,110

This 1.02 carat round diamond F color si1 clarity has Very Good proportions and a diamond grading report from GIA

1.02 Carat F-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,140

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FAQs about F Color Diamonds

What are the different diamond color grades?

The GIA diamond color grades range from D (colorless) to Z (yellow or brown). At Blue Nile, we only carry grades D through K.

Are F color diamonds good?

F color diamonds are considered colorless and are the third-best grade of colorless diamonds, making them a popular choice. They're also more economical than D and E color-grade diamonds.

Can you tell the difference between D, E, and F color grades?

A gemologist can tell the difference between these three color grades, but you won't be able to tell the difference with the naked eye.

How do F diamond color prices compare with D and E diamond color prices?

In general, F color diamonds are less expensive than D and E color diamonds, although diamond price depends on other factors as well, like the cut and clarity.

Is color more apparent in certain shapes and sizes?

Diamonds larger than one-carat weight will show more color than smaller stones. There are also certain shapes, like round diamonds, that make it easier to see color. Many of the fancy cut diamonds will pool color at the poles—especially elongated cuts like marquise, pear, and oval.