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Diamond ruby emerald diamonds are evaluated based on clarity, cut, color and carat weight, or the "four cs". Carat- diamond jewelry owners typically know the carat weight of their stone because it refers to its size. The bigger the diamond, the greater the carat weight and value. Color- most diamonds are not totally colorless, like the majority of people believe. They usually have hints of yellow or brown. Diamonds that are graded to be completely colorless have higher value. Of course, this doesn’t apply to colored diamonds. They have an evaluation scale of their own. Clarity- evaluators are looking for a lack of flaws and blemishes on the gem. The fewer the blemishes the diamond has, the higher its value. Cut- this refers to the diamond is the shape that has been given by the diamond cutter. Because modern diamonds have near-immaculate cuts, their value is higher than antique diamonds since their cuts are not as accurate.