Diamonds

 

Diamonds are a unique natural stone found deep within the earth’s crust. For thousands of years, Diamonds have been revered for their unmatched beauty and ability to manipulate light with gorgeous results.

Recent technologies have increased our ability to make a diamond reflect light. Today, many Diamonds are crafted in what is known as a "Brilliant" Cut. With 58 symmetrical planes, known as facets, these wonders mathematically maximize the fire and luster of a Diamond. Simply Brilliant.

In this section you will find additional information on what makes a Diamond special. A Diamond’s Shape, Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat all make significant contributions to the gem’s illustriousness.

    Shape

  • Diamond Cut

    Not to be confused with Cut, Shape refers to what a Diamond looks like when viewed from the top.
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    Cut

  • Diamond Color

    Learn how the Cut of a Diamond affects its ability to reflect light.
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    Color

  • Diamond Clarity

    Less is more when it comes to Color. Click to see why a Diamond’s value increases as the amount of visible color decreases.
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    Clarity

  • Diamond Carat

    Diamonds have fingerprints as unique as people. These natural imperfections give Diamonds their own Clarity compositions.
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    Carat

  • Diamond Certification

    The most recognizable diamond term, Carat refers to the weight of the Diamond.
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    Certification

  • Diamond Carat

    Unbiased, third-party professional organizations, such as the EGL, grade Diamonds and produce objective Diamond grading reports.
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