Diamond price: These factors influence the value

The 4 Cs determine the value of a diamond

The value of a diamond is traditionally determined by the so-called "4 Cs": carat (weight), clarity (purity), color, and cut. But at The Good Bling, we take an even broader view of a diamond's value. For us, it's not just about physical quality, but also the ethical and environmental aspects behind each stone.

1. Carat – weight that shines

   A diamond's weight, measured in carats, plays a key role in its value. But with us, more carats don't just mean more luxury—it also means you get more carats for your money with lab-grown diamonds. Our synthetic diamonds offer you the same brilliance and size as natural diamonds, but at a more affordable price, without ethical compromises.

2. Clarity – Purity without flaws

   A diamond's clarity is an important factor when it comes to its value. Our synthetic diamonds are grown in highly controlled laboratory environments, allowing us to create near-perfect stones that are free of the inclusions commonly found in naturally grown diamonds.

3. Color – Perfect color nuances

   Diamonds are also valued by their color—from flawless, colorless stones to lightly tinted ones. Our synthetic diamonds offer the same wide color range and highest color quality valued in traditional stones, but without the environmental and social costs.

4. Cut – The cut that reveals brilliance

   A diamond's cut is perhaps the most important factor when it comes to its brilliance. Only with the perfect cut can a diamond reveal its full radiance. Our stones are cut by master craftsmen to optimally enhance the reflection and refraction of light, offering you maximum sparkle.

We extend the quality standard to 6 C

We also value sustainability and ethics. At The Good Bling, the value of a diamond doesn't end with the 4 Cs. For us, the true value of a diamond also lies in its origin. Our synthetic diamonds are created under sustainable conditions, powered by solar and wind energy, and do not have the harmful social and environmental impacts of traditional diamond mining. They are not only a symbol of luxury, but also of responsibility and forward-thinking.

5. Climate-neutral – with CO² compensation

   Climate neutrality means that a company's work, activities, and diamond manufacturing processes do not negatively impact the climate. To operate in a climate-neutral manner, every step in the company's operations must be assessed and its CO² emissions calculated. This is a challenge we are taking on. We calculate our CO² consumption annually and minimize it by supporting regional climate and species conservation projects just outside the capital.

6. Conflict-free – ethical and ecological factors

   Conflict-free diamonds encompass all environmental and social aspects within the value chain. This standard excludes the possibility of miners and diamond prospectors suffering from significant human rights violations, civil wars, and child labor. Conflict Free thus ensures that no blood diamonds are used.

   It also means that environmentally harmful practices aren't used, leaving huge craters in the landscape. No coal-fired power, no massive amounts of energy and water consumption.

The true value of a diamond

A diamond is more than just its cut or weight. At The Good Bling, the value of a diamond represents not only luxury, but also sustainability and ethics. Our synthetic diamonds meet the highest quality standards of the 4Cs, offering you an environmentally friendly and responsible choice. Choose a 6C diamond that respects the future. Choose perfection without compromise.