Why Are Pictures Of Our Diamonds Yellow or Brown?
June 4th, 2007The diamonds in our signature series all come with downloadable microscopic photos.
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The diamonds in our signature series all come with downloadable microscopic photos.
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One of our principles is to sell at the lowest price by keeping our costs low.
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The GIA will give any round diamond a maximum cut grade of “Very Good” to a diamond with a “Very Thin” girdle.
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On June 1, The GIA is introducing a few changes to their Diamond Dossier service.
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…Not quite, but it was amusing when we received this letter this morning.
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If you think there’s only a handful of shapes to choose from when buying a diamond, think again.
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Spread is a term used to describe how big a diamond is, and is usually measured by the diameter or length and width of a diamond.
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News.com.au is reporting a court case in which the judge decided that an engagement ring is a “conditional gift” in return for marriage.
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A common question we get is why are our 1 carat diamonds more expensive than other 1 carat diamonds from another jeweller. Read the rest of this entry »
Recently we got in two GIA “triple excellents”.
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