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World of Jewelry References: Radiant Cut Diamond Shape
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World of Jewelry References. Radiant Cut Diamond Shape. If you love the fire of the traditional Round Brilliant Cut (the standard diamond engagement ring cut) and the shape of the less fiery Emerald Cut and Asscher Cut, you just may love the Radiant Cut Diamond. Most square or rectangular cuts just don't live up to the round brilliant for sparkle, but the Radiant Cut was designed for getting maximum brilliance. Like the emerald cut, the radiant cut diamond is often. Choosing a Radiant Cut Diamond. Absolu...
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World of Jewelry References: Emerald Cut Diamond Shape
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World of Jewelry References. Emerald Cut Diamond Shape. As may be evident by the name, the " emerald cut. Was originally developed for cutting emeralds, not diamonds. It was soon discovered that the emerald cut was also suitable for other stones, including diamonds. Choosing an Emerald Cut Diamond. For example, compare the following two diamonds available at Mondera:. Carat Weight: 1.00. Carat Weight: 1.00. Always be sure to check the length and width of the diamond prior to purchasing. The tradition...
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Motivational and Funny Stories: April 2009
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160; Motivational and Funny Stories. Be Positive and Optimistic and Have a Happy and Fantastic Life. Monday, 27 April 2009. My Biggest Hero Was Nine Years Old. Posted at: 07:41 Filed Under: Inpiration Story. When my son was in second grade I was the leader of his Cub Scout Den. Before his third grade school year started, a Cub Scout Pack leader called and asked if I would take on another boy. We had a large group and I knew it wouldn't be easy, but so did everyone else in this age group. Tray was withou...
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World of Jewelry References: Kinds of Diamond
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World of Jewelry References. Yes and no. Diamonds are natural crystals of varying size and shape formed in the earth over millions of years. The traditional round brilliant diamond, though the most popular diamond shape of all, is hardly the whole story. By the diamond cutter's art these crystals are carved into gems of spectacular and whimsical beauty. A cutter's skill will produce a diamond of the greatest size with the fewest flaws and the most brilliance. A hybrid cut, combining the best of the oval ...
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World of Jewelry References: Princess Cut Diamond Shapes
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World of Jewelry References. Princess Cut Diamond Shapes. If you love the fire of the traditional Round Brilliant Cut (the standard diamond engagement ring cut), but want something a little different, you might just fall in love with the icy fire of the square Princess Cut Diamond. Most square or rectangular cuts just don't live up to the round brilliant for sparkle, but the Princess Cut was designed for getting maximum brilliance from a square cut. Choosing a Princess Cut Diamond. Asscher Cut Diamond Sh...
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World of Jewelry References: Cushion Cut Diamond Shape
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World of Jewelry References. Cushion Cut Diamond Shape. Until recently, it was difficult to find Cushion Cut Diamonds. For sale outside of estate sales and auctions. However, cushion cuts are enjoying a small surge in popularity and are again being offered by select diamond sellers, such as Blue Nile and Mondera. A reference to cuts designed prior to electric lights, when diamonds sparkled in the light provided by candles). Choosing a Cushion Cut Diamond. Because of the large open facets of the cushion c...
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World of Jewelry References: Diamond Anatomy
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World of Jewelry References. Wondering what on earth is the diamond's pavillion? The graphic and supporting text below explain the various "parts" of a diamond. The width of the diamond as measured through the girdle. This is the large, flat top facet of a diamond. The upper portion of a cut gemstone, above the girdle. The narrow rim of a diamond that separates the crown from the pavilion. It is the largest diameter to any part of the stone. The height of a gemstone, from the culet to the table.
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World of Jewelry References: Diamond Color
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World of Jewelry References. When jewelers speak of a diamond's color, they are usually referring to the presence or absence of color in white diamonds. Color is a result of the composition of the diamond, and it never changes over time. NOTE: Fancy color diamonds do not follow this rule. These diamonds, which are very rare and very expensive, can be any color from blue to green to bright yellow. They are actually more valuable for their color.]. Filed Under: Diamond Grades (Basic).
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World of Jewelry References: Diamond: Pear Shape
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World of Jewelry References. The pear shaped diamond is also called the "teardrop diamond" because of its shape. The pear shaped diamond is a combination cut of the round-brilliant and the marquise (to see examples of these two shapes, visit our diamond shapes page. The Pear Shaped Diamond is a fiery cut with lots of wonderful sparkle and flash. The elegant lines of the Pear Shaped Diamond lends a sophisticated air to both the simplest and most elaborate ring settings. Choosing a Pear Shaped Diamond.
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World of Jewelry References: Diamond Cut
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World of Jewelry References. First, don't confuse diamond "cut" with "shape." Shape refers to the general outward appearance of the diamond, (such as round, emerald, or pear). When a diamond jeweler (or a diamond certificate) says "cut," that's a reference to the diamond's reflective qualities, not the shape (or at least it should be, we have found that even some "jewelers" don't appear to know the difference between "cut" and "shape"). In a poorly cut diamond, the light that enters through the table rea...
