Diamond Education
Round
Round diamonds are the most commonly found diamonds in the world and dates back to the early 20th century; it is the most original of all the modern cuts. If your ring features a round diamond, it says that you are someone who makes their own trends and loves their own taste.
Radiant
Radiant diamonds are sometimes mixed up with emerald diamonds because they both have an elongated and elegant shape. The difference between these two types of diamonds lies in the sparkle factor; radiant diamonds will sparkle significantly more than emerald ones.
Princess
The princess shape has gained a lot of popularity in recent years. These diamonds are known for their clean, sharp angles and dazzling sparkle.
Asscher
The asscher diamond is a truly beautiful diamond that will be sure to impress because of its cropped corners and a distinctive “X” shape. Wearing an asscher diamond ring means you have an eye for style!
Cushion
The cushion diamond is a classic and charming piece that particularly reminds people of the early 1900s. Its shape is somewhat similar to that of the round diamond but resembles a square with rounded corners instead.
Heart
If you are looking for a sense of love and romance, the heart shape is the best choice because it brings a dramatic flair. It is a unique shape that requires skill to carve, making it that much more special when you wear it.
Marquise
The marquise shape is one of the largest cuts available. It has an elongated diamond shape that is perfect for those who love romance.
Oval
An oval diamond is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to balance elegance with originality because of its elongated shape and multiple facets. Oval diamonds can sparkle just as much as a traditional round diamond, and their length makes them great for anyone with shorter fingers.
Emerald
The emerald cut is directly inspired by the green gemstone of the same name. It has an elongated shape that focuses on the clarity of the diamond, meaning that with an emerald cut, sparkle is not going to be the biggest feature.
Pear
Also known as the teardrop shape, the pear shape is a great way to show off your style and stand out from the crowd. The pear shape features both a pointed and rounded end, and the diamond can be placed on the ring facing either way, giving you a little more room for customization.
Diamond Cut
A well-cut diamond is always the star of the show! If a diamond has ideal proportions, symmetry, and polish for its shape, it will reward you with a beautiful shine and sparkle! The ideal diamond cut has been carefully perfected over decades of work to ensure your diamond returns the most light through reflection back up to your eye through the diamond’s crown.
Diamond Color
Did you know that it’s very rare to find a diamond that doesn’t have any color at all? In fact, diamonds are found in almost any naturally occurring color, including gray, white, yellow, green, brown, and pink.
Diamond Color
Did you know that it’s very rare to find a diamond that doesn’t have any color at all? In fact, diamonds are found in almost any naturally occurring color, including gray, white, yellow, green, brown, and pink.
Diamond Clarity
Diamond clarity is the assessment of small imperfections on the surface and within the stone. Surface flaws are called blemishes, while internal defects are known as inclusions. In most cases, a diamond’s beauty is not affected by these in any way since most inclusions can’t be seen with the naked eye. When referring to inclusions, gemologists often use the term “internal characteristics” instead of flaws.
Diamond Carat
The term carat is often misunderstood. It refers to a diamond’s weight, not its size. Another misperception is that larger carat weight is always better than smaller carat weight. While it’s true that a big rock can be a status symbol (here’s looking at you, Hollywood), carat weight is not related to sparkle.
Diamond Carat
The term carat is often misunderstood. It refers to a diamond’s weight, not its size. Another misperception is that larger carat weight is always better than smaller carat weight. While it’s true that a big rock can be a status symbol (here’s looking at you, Hollywood), carat weight is not related to sparkle.
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Unionville, Ontario L3R 2G5
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