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Types of Diamond Jewelry
Solitaire diamond rings are timeless and elegant, showcasing the beauty of a single diamond. There are three primary settings for solitaire diamond rings: prong, bezel, and tension. Each has...
The Importance of Diamond Jewelry Insurance
Protecting your diamond jewelry involves understanding your insurance coverage. Homeownerās and renterās policies often cover theft, but itās wise to review if they also include damage or loss.
Understanding Various Varieties of Diamonds
Lab-grown vs natural diamonds What are Lab-grown diamonds? Lab-grown diamonds, also commonly known as engineered diamonds or cultured diamonds, are created in a controlled laboratory environment. Unlike...
Discovering the Source of Diamonds
Diamonds are the result of crystallized carbon formed under extreme pressure and heat, conditions that are only found deep beneath the Earth's surface (150...
The enchanting world of birthstones: A guide to the gems of each month
Birthstones have long been revered for their beauty and the unique qualities they are believed to bestow upon their wearers. From the deep red garnet of January to the...
The 4C's of Diamond Valuation
A diamond is the hardest natural material. It is formed deep inside the earth when carbon atoms are pressed together under high temperature and pressure, resulting in the formation...
The 2nd C: The Color
The color of a diamond āor rather the lack of it ā tells us something about the value and quality of the diamond. A diamond that consists of carbon only...
The 1st C: The Carat
ļ»æļ»æFor many people, buying a diamond is not an everyday business. It seems quite difficult already. But if you dive deeper in the world of diamonds, it appears even harder...
Brief History of Diamonds
In the hectic days of constant rushing around, the little sparkle of a diamond helps you pause for a second and forget about the worries of the world. Take that...
The 3rd C: Diamond Clarity
The 3rd of the four cās we discuss in this series is the clarity of a diamond. A natural diamond is rarely without imperfections. It is a hallmark of Mother...
The 4th C: Diamond Cut
The fourth of the four Cās in this sequence is the Cut, or shape of a diamond. The shape is important to determine the quality of the polished diamond. The...