Precious materials
Silver
Silver 925
Gold 14K
Yellow Gold 585 14K
White Gold 585 14K
Red Gold 585 14K
Gold 18K
Yellow Gold 750 18K
White Gold 750 18K
Red Gold 750 18K
Pink Gold 750K
Gold 22K
Yellow Gold 918 22K
Palladium
Palladium 500
Palladium 950
Platinum
Platinum 954
Platinum 955
Platinum 965
Diamond
Color: Colorless
Emerald
Color: Green
Ruby
Color: Red
Sapphire
Color: Blue
Cubic Zirconia
Color: Colorless
Amethyst
Color: Purple
Aquamarine
Color: Pastel/Transparent Blue
Citrine
Color: Yellow
Peridot
Color: Olive Green
Tsavorite
Color: Pale Green
Opal
Color: orange-red semi-transparent/transparent
Garnet
Color: Often red/honey brown
Discover the anatomy of diamonds and the quality of the cut.
Clarity
Diamond clarity is the quality of diamonds that refers to the existence and visual appearance of a diamond’s internal features, called inclusions, and surface defects, called imperfections. … However, large clouds can affect a diamond’s ability to transmit and diffuse light.
Cut
The cut of a diamond is a style or design guide used to shape a diamond for polishing just like a brilliant cut. Cutting does not refer to the shape (pear, oval), but to the symmetry, proportions and polish of a diamond.
Color
What is the color of a diamond? The color of a diamond refers to its degree of clarity or yellow. In general, higher quality diamonds are completely colorless, while lower quality diamonds can often have a slight yellow tint.
Carat
Within each carat range, diamonds have an average size in millimeters. Well-cut round diamonds have less depth than well-cut fancy shaped diamonds (diamonds other than round). A 1 ct round diamond will have a length/width of ~6.40 mm, while a 1 ct princess diamond will measure ~5.50 mm.
