Diamonds


Will it blend? Diamonds…

April 15th, 2008

Will it blend? Diamonds…

Diamonds walk-through part IV

July 23rd, 2007

Carat-Weight

Carat weight is the most deciding factor as to the value of a diamond. A well cut diamond of SI1 clarity and a weight of 4.00 carats would be worth alot more than one of the same clarity, but weighing 1.60 carats and VS2 clarity.

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Diamonds walk-through part IV

Diamonds walk-through part III

July 23rd, 2007

Diamond Cut

There are many many different types of diamond cuts. The most common is the round brilliant, which has 57 facets. There are several very common variations on the round brilliant - the oval, the marquise, some cushion cuts, and the pear. All of which, in standard form, have 57 facets. Other very common diamond cuts are the heart, the step, and the princess. The sky is the limit as far as diamond cuts go.

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Diamonds walk-through part III

Diamonds walk-through part II

July 23rd, 2007

Clarity of diamonds

Diamond clarity is measured on a scale of I3 to FL. These are short for Imperfect 3 and Flawless. I3 (imperfect, eye visible inclusions), I2 (imperfect, eye visible inclusions), and I1 (imperfect, eye visible inclusions). I3 is the worst one the scale. It’s so included that it looks like there is a cottonball trapped inside the diamond. Then higher up on the scale is SI2 (slight inclusions), and SI1 (slight inclusions). Many SI diamonds that are finely cut may look alot better than their clarity calls for. VS2 and VS1 are the next on the scale, standing for very small inclusions. Both the Hope and the Tiffany Yellow Diamond are of VS1 in clarity. VVS1 and VVS2 stand for very very small inclusions. The 137-carat Light of Peace is a VVS1 in clarity and a D in color.

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Diamonds walk-through part II

Diamonds walk-through part I.

July 23rd, 2007

The Four C’s

Color

Diamond color is graded on a scale of the alphabet, using letters D through Z. The letters A, B, and C aren’t used. This is because when the Gemological Institute of America invented the scale they wanted to disassociate it from jewelry stores that used their own color grade scales. The colors D, E, and F are considered to be completely colorless.

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Diamonds walk-through part I.

Diamonds

June 7th, 2007

Diamond is the hardest known natural material and Diamond is the more costly of the two best known forms of carbon, whose hardness and high dispersion of light make it useful for industrial applications and jewellery. Diamonds are specifically renowned as a mineral with superlative physical.

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Exclusive ‘A Cut Above’ diamonds and Engagment Rings

January 18th, 2007

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Diamonds are a symbol of eternity and love, and therefore the ideal jewel for an engagement or wedding ring. Diamonds are forever, and with diamond you tell a story about your love, about how you want to spend whole life with women you love.

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Diamonds Are Forever

January 18th, 2007

Diamond jewelry: diamond rings, diamond earrings, diamond pendants and diamond bracelets are some of the most sought after gemstone creations. Your eyes tell you how beautiful a piece of diamond jewelry is, but how do you know you are getting your money’s worth?

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Diamonds Are Forever