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G Color Diamonds

Shop for G color diamonds from Blue Nile, and balance beauty with budget. These near-colorless diamonds have traces of color, but you probably wouldn’t be able to tell by looking at it with the naked eye. The highest of the near-colorless grades, G color diamonds account for 18 percent of the diamonds sold at Blue Nile.

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

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$2,850

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$2,860

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$2,910

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$2,950

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$2,990

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,010

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,010

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,020

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,040

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

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Excellent Cut Round Diamond

$3,050

1.00 Carat G-SI1 Very Good Cut Round Diamond

$3,060

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FAQs about G Color Diamonds

Can you detect color in near colorless diamonds?

If you were to compare a G color diamond with a diamond of a higher color grade, you would be able to tell the difference, but if you are looking at the diamond alone, it will appear bright and white to the eye.

Are G color diamonds good?

Blue Nile carries eight color grades that fall within three categories: colorless, near colorless, and faint color. G-grade diamonds are the highest color grade within the near colorless category and the fourth-best color grade overall.

Are G color diamonds a good value?

Because the hue of a G colored diamond is not discernible to the eye, G color diamonds are considered an incredible value for the quality of the stone. When designing your engagement ring, choose a white gold or platinum setting to keep the stone looking bright.

What color grade diamond should I get?

Shopping for a diamond really comes down to balancing budget with beauty. Blue Nile recommends shopping for an H color grade diamond or higher if the diamond is one-carat weight or larger—although there are no rules when it comes to shopping color grades.