Archive July 2010

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Coloured Diamonds

Fancy coloured diamonds are the latest trend in today’s world of designer jewellery.

The availability of different colours is quite something. There are a few important facts to be considered when buying a fancy coloured diamond for your loved one or for yourself. It is critical to know the basic differences between naturally formed coloured diamonds and ones that are man-made.

Defining the clarity of a diamond

Considerations or criterion in grading the clarity of a diamond are the type, size as well as the location of inclusions. For example, inclusions on or near the surface may well weaken the diamond structurally, and hence tend to reduce or lessen its value.

The charm and aura of dazzling diamonds

Diamonds became larger, more prominent by the 16th century, largely in response to the development of ‘diamond faceting’ that enhanced their brilliance and fire. Diamonds came to dominate small jewels in the next century and later, large ones by the 18th century. 

Origin and early history of diamonds

The word ‘diamond’ originates from the Greek ‘adamao’ which means ‘I tame’ or ‘I subdue’. The adjective ‘adamas’ was used to depict the hardest substance known, and gradually became synonymous with diamond.

A diamond is forever

A diamond is forever...you must be aware of this old adage! What better choice can you make than the gift of diamonds to make your beloved happy! Diamond jewellery epitomises love and bonding.

Selecting a diamond shape - a personal preference

The shape of the ‘cut’ is a matter of personal choice, taste or preference. However, it must be mentioned that the quality of execution by the cutter to impart a desired shape is of paramount importance. Also, the shape of your diamond cut is largely reliant on the original shape of rough stone.

Characteristics of the pear shaped diamond

Are you looking for a unique and catchy gift to make your beloved happy? We recommend our exquisite pear shaped brilliant diamond.

The pear shaped brilliant diamonds are based upon the fine traditional configuration

Cut is the key factor in choosing and rating a diamond

When jewellers are asked to judge the quality of any cut diamond, they usually treat its ‘cut’ as the most vital parameter.
The way a diamond is or has been cut primarily depends on the following factors: