(Earrings) Diamond Pcs: 92 pcs Diamond Wt: 1.04 cts Diamond Color: White I Diamond Clarity: VS1 Gold Purity: 14kt White Gold Read More
Real Diamond & Blue Topaz Earrings
Real Diamond & Blue Topaz Pendant
| Material | Weight | Purity |
|---|---|---|
| White Gold | 12.432 gms | 14kt |
| Name | No of Pcs | Weight | Cut | Color | Shape | Clarity | Carat Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Topaz | 5 | 3.56 cts | NA | Blue | Pear / Marquise | NA | 3.56 cts |
| Name | No of Pcs | Weight | Cut | Color | Shape | Clarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diamond | 151 | 4.37 cts | Round | I | Round | VS1 |
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Diamond is symbol of deep, everlasting love, as well as the fact that it’s the hardest substance known on earth. Diamonds were always used to engrave tools because of their hardness. They have been found all over the world on all continents.
Today, the primary use of diamonds is no longer for carving or protection during battles. They are now used for adornment because of their sheer beauty- their dispersion of white light into many different beautiful colors, and their brilliance and indestructibility. Gemologists now rate diamonds based upon what is called “the 4 C’s,” referring to carat, cut, color, and clarity.
Diamond is symbol of deep, everlasting love, as well as the fact that it’s the hardest substance known on earth. Diamonds were always used to engrave tools because of their hardness. They have been found all over the world on all continents.
Today, the primary use of diamonds is no longer for carving or protection during battles. They are now used for adornment because of their sheer beauty- their dispersion of white light into many different beautiful colors, and their brilliance and indestructibility. Gemologists now rate diamonds based upon what is called “the 4 C’s,” referring to carat, cut, color, and clarity.
Carat - refers to the weight of the diamond.
Cut - refers to the brilliance of the stone, as the way it is cut determines how much brilliance a diamond will have.
Clarity - refers to the natural blemishes found inside diamonds (and remember, a flawless diamond is extremely rare).
Color - is the last important factor when choosing a diamond. The highest color ranking for a diamond represents a completely clear and colorless stone.
Carat - refers to the weight of the diamond.
Cut - refers to the brilliance of the stone, as the way it is cut determines how much brilliance a diamond will have.
Clarity - refers to the natural blemishes found inside diamonds (and remember, a flawless diamond is extremely rare).
Color - is the last important factor when choosing a diamond. The highest color ranking for a diamond represents a completely clear and colorless stone.
Diamonds have many positive mystical attributes and healing properties. The diamond is associated with activating the seventh chakra, Sahasrara, uniting the mind with the body. Overall, a diamond is:
The Hope Diamond: From 17th-century India to present-day Washington D.C., the Hope Diamond is well-traveled. The story goes that its “original” owner, a French merchant by the name of Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, stole the 115.16 carat blue diamond from the eye of a holy Hindu statue. Several years later, the stone, now known as the “Blue Diamond of the Crown” or the “French Blue” was recut into a 67-carat stone by his court jeweler.
The Koh-i-Noor Diamond: also known as the Mountain of Light, has perhaps the most storied and turbulent past of all the famous diamonds. The gem is another product of India’s Kollur Mine in India, where it was discovered in the 13th century at a recorded weight of 186 carats. Currently on display in the Tower of London as part of the Crown Jewels, the stone is mounted in a crown that once belonged to Queen Elizabeth.
The Cullinan Diamond: Weighing 3,106 carats, the Cullinan Diamond was the largest diamond ever discovered — today, the stones cut from the original Cullinan are part of the British Crown Jewels.
The Cullinan Diamond: Weighing 3,106 carats, the Cullinan Diamond was the largest diamond ever discovered — today, the stones cut from the original Cullinan are part of the British Crown Jewels.
Necklace - Overall look , weight of the item and the presence of it in crowd. My wife loves pearl and the design in saw in Surat diamond was at par.
Vivek Sharma 30 Apr, 2025
Bracelet jewellery is beautiful. Your customer care is excellent. Maintain the service.- Ivy Fernandes
Catherine - Ivy Fernandes 10 Mar, 2025Earrings are awesome. Pearls loved the luster
Catherine - Ivy Fernandes 10 Mar, 2025
Got a Diamond Earring, choose it because of the quality & price. Next time you should customize gold weight according to buyer requirements.
Rajeev Bhadauria 05 Mar, 2025Bought a Diamond Necklace. Delighted by the Craftsmanship and diamond.
Rajeev Bhadauria 05 Mar, 2025Diamond Sparkles Nice. Thanks
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