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Learn Secret Diamond Buying Skills From a Professional Diamond Buyer
… it to your understanding. It is their job to give you clear information to compare. The cut “C” of the 4 C’s has two components. The first component is simple. The cut can refer to the shape of the stone. Round, Marquee, Pear, Oval, Square, and Princess all describe the shape of the gem. Round diamonds are by far the most popular cut in diamonds under three carat. The diamond’s shape should be one of the earliest decisions you make. It will determine the style of ring …
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Types of Necklace Chains
… chains are all examples of a flat link style. These chains have smooth, interlocking links that are flat on top and bottom creating a thin profile. The semiflexible design and flat reflective angles makes these chains great for layering or… a big, bold look. Domed half circle links are connected by a pin and rivet in a angled position. They have a flat bottom to allow the links to lay nicely when worn. Typically, the links are semi-hollow or hollow. They offer a lot of shine …
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Gem in the Spotlight: Pearl
… of Turkey and the French Crown Jewels. The Hope Pearl is known for its large size and unusual shape. It weighs approximately 450 carats and is shaped like a teardrop, with a slightly elongated top section and a wider, more rounded bottom section. The pearl has a beautiful iridescent quality, with a range of colors that shift and change depending on the lighting and angle. One of the most interesting things about the Hope Pearl is its connection to the famous Hope Diamond…
