Tag Archives: diamonds

Natural colour melee diamonds October 18, 2021 For centuries, professionals in the diamond business have known how to make the most of melee, the unsung hero of jewellery making. + Read More

Prong, channel, and beyond: Choosing an appropriate setting style for everyday rings October 18, 2021 When selecting an everyday ring, it is important to consider more than its appearance and price. + Read More

Once in a lifetime: Diamond cuts in bridal jewellery October 4, 2021 With so many diamond shapes and cuts available for bridal jewellery, how can jewellers help their client select which one suits them best? + Read More

4.38-carat diamond found at U.S. park October 1, 2021 A jellybean-sized yellow diamond has been recovered by a visitor at Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park. + Read More

Lab-grown diamond auction to benefit children’s charity August 25, 2021 More than US$75,000 worth of synthetic diamonds are up for sale, with proceeds going toward Jewelers for Children (JFC). + Read More

Diamond effect: Hearts, arrows, and bow ties August 13, 2021 At first glance, this article’s title might sound oxymoronic, as arrows may seem antithetical to bow ties; a closer look, however, reveals a profound resemblance. + Read More

Inclusions: A deep look at natural and lab-grown diamond characteristics August 3, 2021 For gemmologists, inclusions are among the most fascinating features observed in both mined and laboratory-grown diamonds. + Read More

Botswana’s largest-ever pink diamond recovered July 15, 2021 A 62.7-carat fancy pink diamond has been unearthed by Vancouver’s Lucara Diamond at its Karowe Mine. + Read More

Unity, equality central to design competition July 15, 2021 Jewellers interested in participating in a global design competition supporting ‘growth, unity, and equity’ have until July 23 to submit their work. + Read More

Blue diamond sells for US$40M July 14, 2021 An exceptional blue diamond weighing 39.34 carats has found a new home with De Beers. + Read More