Found a ring with 6 diamond like stones, engraving on the ring says 10 k then has a diamond shape with an F inside the diamond shape. Any idea what it means?|||It does indeed sound like colour F diamonds, which are themselves very good. Bearing in mind that the very whitest diamonds you can get are colour D, it is only 2 grades down from this, so in theiry they should be lovely, white diamonds. I guess there's nothing on the ring relating to the clarity of the diamonds? Do make sure that the diamonds are eye-clean (ie there are no visible inclusions in the diamonds to the naked eye). After all, there is little point in having great quality F coloured diamonds with a poor clarity grade, as you won't get the sparkle factor I'm sure you want. I hope this helps in some way.|||That could mean the color grade of the diamonds are F. Depending on what country the ring came from the grading scale may differ. In the US, Grade F are considered near colorless diamonds. Here's a US diamond grading chart:
http://www.jewelbasket.com/aboutdiamonds鈥?/a>
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