Colour
The color of a diamond, or rather, the lack of color in a diamond is indicated by a color degree. Each color has a degree where degree D is the highest possible degree (completely colorless) and degree Z is the lowest degree (perceptible color). Bee Diamond Point You will only find the most refined diamonds with color degree D to M.
Each color degree also has a Dutch and an original name that you can find in the overview below:
| Colour | Name | |
| D | Finest white+ (hunter) | |
| E | Finest white (river) | |
| F | Finest white+ (river) | |
| G | Finest white (Top Wesselton) | |
| H | White (Wesselton) | |
| I | Light tinted white+ (top crystal) | |
| J | Light tinted white (Crystal) | |
| K | Tinted white (top cape) | |
| L | Tinted white (top cape) | |
| M | Tinted color (cape) | |
| N | Tinted color (low cape) | |
| O | Tinted color (very light yellow) | |
| P-U | Tinted color (light yellow) | |
| V-Z | Tinted color (yellow) | |
| TTLB | Top Top Light Brown |