The Shape

Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.

The Carat

The weight of a diamond is measured in carats with 1 carat measuring 200mg. Generally, the larger the carat weight the bigger the diamond.

The Colour

The scale of colour runs from D-Z with D being the most white and colourless and Z being tinted yellow/brown.

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The Clarity

The Price

You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty.
The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was manufactured.

The Cut

The ART of light refraction, scintillation and Fire

The Polish

This grade category indicates the overall condition of a finished diamond’s facet surfaces.

The Symmetry

This grade category considers the evenness of a diamond’s outline according to its shape category, as well as the placement and proportions of its facets.

The Fluo.

Fluorescence is the visible light some diamonds emit when they are exposed to invisible ultraviolet (UV) rays.

The Certificate

Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity, but it is important to know and understand the differences between the grading bodies as they operate on difference standards.