Diamonds must be clear and colorless – that is one thing that everyone knows about diamonds. Or is it? While it is true that a ‘pure’ carbon-only, and therefore ‘proper’, diamond, with no impurities, blemishes or inclusions, will appear almost entirely transparent except for that evocative and unmistakable light-reflecting sparkle that makes a diamond so
Read More...Clarity and color are the two primary components considered when it comes to diamond grading. Naturally, the diamond comes along with various colors from colorless, rare pink, greens, blues, and yellows to other colors known as ”fancies. Do you know what is the best color for a diamond? How about clarity? Diamonds have tiny characteristics
Read More...You will be happy to know that diamonds created in the lab have the same physical and chemical properties as a naturally mined diamond. The only difference is one is made by human intervention and the other one is formed naturally in the depths of earth’s core. If you are searching for a simple yet effective
Read More...Diamonds are precious gemstones naturally found in several hues such as blue, red, pink, green, brown, and black to name a few. But the most popular among all is the white diamond which is often seen as a jewelry embellishment. Buying diamonds can be quite overwhelming, not only because of its prices but also because
Read More...Lots have been said about diamonds such as the special stone being a girl’s best friend, as well as diamonds lasting for eternity. With this in mind, you may be interested in investing in fine diamond jewelry. But before doing so, here are some of the things you need to know before buying diamonds. Diamond
Read More...Diamonds are forever. This phrase became the epitome of the diamond industry when De Beers Company used it for marketing. Today these forever glittering stones are being challenged by their clones, the lab-grown diamonds. Today the diamond market is facing a huge deficit. According to a report by the Bain & Company and Antwerp World
Read More...The trend for diamond engagement rings in 2020 will be ‘Fancy’ cut diamonds. ‘Fancy’ cut means non-round shape diamonds such as Oval cut diamonds. Many celebrities, including Julianne Hough, Katharine McPhee, Kandi Buruss, Whitney Port, Teresa Palmer, Blake Lively, Hailey Bieber, and Sarah Hyland were engaged with the oval-shaped engagement ring. Oval and Pear shaped
Read More...The name lab-grown diamond may compel you to think, are they real? And the answer is ‘Yes. These man-made diamonds are grown with the same temperature and pressure under which the natural diamonds are developed in the Earth’s crust. These diamonds comprise of actual carbon atoms. As these diamonds are made from the same material as natural
Read More...Buying diamonds is a tricky business, especially when you are buying them online. There are millions of advocates of investing in diamonds, but there is no lack of naysayers who are paranoid about the future of the diamond industry. As a buyer with little information about the market, this kind of argument leaves you in
Read More...The cushion cut diamond is one of most popular diamond shapes. It is a timeless choice for an engagement ring with it’s softened square or rectangular shape. It’s similar to a princess diamond but with rounded corners like a pillow, hence the name. The cushion cut ring has an excellent eye-catching brilliance, which offers a
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