The Diamond Guide
Colour
Colour refers to the absence and presence of the colour in the diamond. The colour of a diamond is a result of the diamond’s composition and does not change with time. Truly colourless diamonds are quite rare and they are amongst the most desirable and valuable stones. The GIA D-to-Z scale is the industry standard for colour grading diamonds, describes the normal colour range of diamonds from D for the colourless diamonds and up to Z for the light yellow or brown diamonds.
Cut
Cut is dictated by how a diamond’s facets interact with light. The quality of the diamond cut is an essential part of the 4Cs of diamonds and has the greatest influence on a diamond’s beauty and sparkle. Excellent cut diamonds have proportions that give the highest levels of brilliance and fire. Each of the facets is so perfect, almost all light that passes through them is entirely reflected. Poorly cut diamonds look dull because light enters the stone but don't reflect back to produce brailliance.
Clarity
Our highly experience bench jeweller create your jewellery piece in house, transforming your vision into reality. It generally takes around 4 weeks to craft your piece. Once the piece is completed, your finished piece is wrapped and packaged in our signature Andromeda packaging and delivered to your door. Your jewellery will arrive in a receipt, valuation and gemstone or diamond certificate if it applies.
Carat
Carat refers to the weight of a diamond. It's one of the prime factors that determine the value of the diamonds. However, carat weight doesn't necessarily mean a larger looking diamond. Even diamonds of the same weight can differ based on other factors, especially cut that influences perceived size. In general, large diamonds are rare to find and much in demand as compared to small diamonds even of the same quality.
Diamond Shape
Diamond shape is sujective for persona taste. Choose the diamond that fits your taste. Note: Round Cut diamonds are generally 20 to 30% more expensive than all other Cuts.
Conflict-free & Ethically Sourced
We only work with reputed diamond suppliers that are Kimberley Process complaints. All of our diamonds are natural and ethically sourced from the conflict-free region. Each stone is examined by our in-house gemologist to ensure its quality and beauty.
