THE PERODRI DIAMOND:
THE PUREST FORM OF LIGHT.
The diamond occupies a unique place in our House. Not only for what it represents—strength, permanence, light that never fades—but for what it demands: the most precise knowledge, the most trained eye, the most rigorous selection.
At Perodri, we have spent decades selecting diamonds one by one so that yours is exactly the one it deserves to be. Of thousands of stones, barely two percent meet our standards: purity, color, proportion, and cut in such precise balance that light finds its purest form within the stone.
The Four C’s—cut, color, clarity, and carat—are the language by which a diamond is evaluated. Discover them: it is the first step toward finding the perfect stone.
THE 4 C’S OF PERODRI DIAMONDS
1
CUT
Of the four variables that define a diamond, cut is what determines its life and soul. It is the discipline that dictates how light behaves within: how it enters, how it refracts, and how it emerges transformed into that unmistakable brilliance of exceptional gems.
Cut is a science of proportion, symmetry, and polish. When these three variables are executed with technical rigor, they awaken the stone’s maximum potential; conversely, an imprecise cut dulls a diamond, invalidating even the finest color or greatest clarity.
2
COLOR
A white diamond is not always equally white. Color evaluates the natural presence of tone in the gem: the more absent, the purer and more luminous its presence. The international scale, established by the GIA, ranges from D—completely colorless—to Z, where yellow tone becomes visible.
The difference between one grade and another may be imperceptible to the untrained eye, but it has a real impact on how light behaves within the stone and how we perceive it once set. A diamond of exceptional color allows light to pass with total transparency.
At Perodri, we restrict our selection exclusively to the upper range of the scale, between grades D and G. These are stones of exceptional whiteness where color does not compete with light, but rather acts as the perfect vehicle to release it.
3
CLARITY
Each diamond safeguards within the trace of its millennial formation. Inclusions are small natural marks that define the stone’s identity, rigorously evaluated under 10x magnification according to their size, number, and location.
The international scale establishes grades ranging from FL—Flawless, the total absence of marks—to grade I, where imperfections are visible. Excellence lies in these marks of nature being so minimal that they do not interfere with the passage of light.
At Perodri, we only accept diamonds situated in the highest spectrum of clarity. Stones in which nothing interferes with light.
4
CARATS
The carat is the unit of measurement that determines a diamond’s weight—fixed at 0.20 grams—and represents the most visible, though often misinterpreted, factor in choosing a gem.
It is essential to understand that carat measures mass, not size; therefore, two diamonds of identical weight can project very different presences. A diamond of lower carat weight, but with perfect proportions, will always have more life, light, and real value than a heavier stone whose cut is imprecise or careless.
At Perodri, we do not select diamonds by their volume, but by their harmony, treating weight as a secondary variable to the perfection of the whole. We do not seek the largest gem, but rather the one whose scale and balance achieve the excellence that defines our House.
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