Archive for September, 2008

Black Diamonds

Monday, September 29th, 2008

There are many different types of jewelry that can be worn and many of these are adorned with gemstones. Generally the gemstones that are placed in jewelry are of a precious and semi precious nature. The stones that are used are very popular ones like diamonds. Lately black diamonds have begun to make their appearance in the jewelry scene.

While these black diamonds are becoming more popular due to marketing tactics they are not seen widely nor do many people consider having black diamonds in rings. This is probably due to the fact that the black diamonds don’t have the glittery sheen that is apparent with white diamonds. As with all fancy colored diamonds the formation of black diamonds is very rare making this a very expensive piece of jewelry to own.

Regardless of the price though there are some people who like to wear these black diamonds as men’s rings. This trend is very small however as many jewelers consider these black diamonds as being imperfect stones and therefore not worth the time that it would take to cut and shaped them. So if you would like to wear jewelry that has black diamonds embedded in them you will have to make enquires from reputed jewelers if they have these gemstones in stock.

Other than this you will have probably have to look on the internet for online jewelry stores where you can buy your black diamonds from. Once you have found such a place and you are prepared to buy the diamond for the going price you will need to trust that you have found a place that will sell you quality black diamond jewelry. As these types of jewelry pieces are very hard and rare to find you should look at the different designs that are available and see if there is one that appeals to you inspite of the price.

Having obtained your black diamond jewelry you can see for yourself if the piece was worth the amount that you paid for it. There is another way that you can get good quality jewelry with black diamonds embedded in the design. You will need to locate a gemstone store that has black diamonds for sale. Having verified the quality and seen if the price is one that you can afford you will need to purchase the amount that you need for your design. The next step is to find a goldsmith or jewelry maker and give your design to them.

You will have to trust at the end of the jewelry making process you will be the owner of a unique piece of black diamond jewelry. To find quality jewelry takes time and to be the owner of jewelry with black diamonds means that not only should you have a discerning eye for the excellent quality items in life but you should be prepared to pay for them as well.

Diamond Trends for Today’s Savvy Consumer

Monday, September 29th, 2008

It is one thing to buy jewelry because you like it, but a whole different matter when you want to make a statement – a fashion statement, that is. Recognizing that consumer tastes shift on a whim, jewelry designers are constantly developing new lines of fashion jewelry and keeping a pulse on shopping trends to bring to you diamond jewelry which is stylish, unique, and so very satisfying.

We’ve been following these trends for many years and have noticed that customers are always looking for the newest, brightest, biggest, and most beautiful diamonds. Just what are the current trends? Read on and we’ll explore what is hot today!

Multiple Diamonds, Not Just One – Diamond solitaire engagement rings remain popular, but lots of buyers are choosing three-stone rings featuring a large center stone flanked by a pair of smaller diamonds. And, oftentimes these stones are quite big – no minimalist look here because its show time when sporting three-stone rings.

One Carat Will Just Not Do – Diamonds under one carat will always be popular, but larger stones containing three carats or more are gaining with couples who want to flash some bling. Five carat diamond solitaires were never very common, but a growing number of customers want the biggest stone that they can get.

White Diamonds Are Beautiful, But Colored Diamonds Are Awesome – White diamonds remain the most favorite diamond color sold, but fancy colored diamonds are prized for their scarcity. Pink is very trendy, but so are other rare colors including green, blue, orange, purple, and black. The rarer the diamond’s color, the more that these stones will cost. However, yellow isn’t a color that diamond buyers want as it is considered undesirable, therefore not something to be prized.

Some Settings Never Change – More than two thirds of all diamond engagement ring metals are yellow gold, but there is interest in white gold and platinum. Platinum is by far the priciest, but it is prized by those who like to flash around their big stones and expensive bling.

Fashionistas – Not content with buying store brand diamond jewelry, consumers continue to flock to leading designers to see what they have to offer. Danhov, Leon Popov, and M. Geller are some of the top names in fashion jewelry today, offering a wide range of beautiful rings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants, and more. Today’s savvy consumers are just as likely to buy their jewelry by the name as they are by its style and price.

Of course, buying any type of jewelry is a personal decision one based largely on your tastes and flair for drama. Consumer tastes may be changing, but savvy jewelers serve all types of shoppers from the traditional buyer to the celebrity diva.


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Basic Hints For Evaluating Jewelry

Saturday, September 27th, 2008

Appraising jewelry goes beyond determining its value - it refers to its quality, color, condition and aesthetic beauty. Because jewelry can be so valuable, it is important to have high-end pieces appraised by an independent, qualified gemologist and appraiser.

However, it is possible to do a quick home appraisal or a mental overview in your mind when looking at a piece for sale at a bazaar or local antique market.

While appraisal of diamonds or any other jewelry isn’t easy, you can give any piece of jewelry the once-over to get an idea of its authenticity and possible value. To learn some great tips that will help you appraise your jewelry simply and easily, keep reading.

Ask to See the Original Purchase Receipt

If you’ve purchased the item yourself, you should have the receipt stored in a safe place, like your family files or a safety deposit box. Knowing the original purchase value can be a great gauge for inferring a piece’s modern-day value.

Check Online for Similar Pieces

If you know you’re dealing with a 6.5 millimeter diamond that’s approximately one carat set in a simple gold band, you can get a rough idea of the pricing. Of course, this can vary wildly depending on the stone’s cut, color and clarity, but it’s a start.

Track the History of the Jewelry

If you’re dealing with a necklace discovered in a trunk in the attic, try to find out which family member acquired it and from where. Knowing and understanding the history of the piece can help you or a professional appraiser get a clearer picture of the item’s value as an antique. Also, if you’re purchasing the item, say at a yard sale, don’t hesitate to ask the seller about the piece’s history.

Get a Good Idea of the Stones and Materials

Try to identify the materials used in your particular piece of jewelry. Is it gold, silver or tin? Are those diamonds or glass? Are you looking at pearls or imitations? Knowing the gemstones and metals used in a piece’s construction can help you get a better grip on its value.

Learn to Identify a Fake

For example, a flawless emerald is sure to be a fake along with a flawless and perfectly round pearl. A diamond with no internal flaw is probably an imitation as well. If you’re not sure, always have an item tested by an independent and qualified gemologist and appraiser.

Consider its Weight

Typically, the heavier a piece, the more it is worth, but this doesn’t always hold true. Fine and light pieces that use exceptional stones can sometimes be worth substantially more than their heavier, yet lower-quality counterparts.

Reputable Diamond Retailers

Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008

“Buy your Diamond from a Reputable Retailer!”

What does this mean? How do I tell if the retailer is reputable or not?

Buying a diamond can be a scary undertaking these days. There is an abundance of information available to consumers, but not all of it is accurate. Hopefully we can clear up a few of the myths and give you some guidelines.

Apart from teaching you the basics about diamonds and the 4 C’s, diamond buying guides usually also advise consumers that they should shop at ethical, honest and reputable retailers?

Our advice is to ask if the diamond is certified and to see which laboratory issued the certificate or grading report. The quality of the certificate, or lack thereof, goes a long way towards telling if you are dealing with someone reputable and professional.

A diamond certificate or diamond grading report is only as good as the laboratory who issued it.

The certificate should come from a reputable, independent and recognized laboratory.

Diamond certificates from respectable labs, meaning GIA, HRD, AGS or DCLA, are totally necessary if you want to compare diamonds intelligently.

We suggest that before buying an expensive item like a loose diamond you should do some research first.

Internationally recognized diamond grading laboratories such as AGS, DCLA, GIA and HRD grade diamonds with the highest standards. All of these diamond grading laboratories utilize strict procedures, have the most advanced equipment, and affiliations which meet the strict requirements for recognition by international trade organizations.

When buying diamonds you should exercise caution because it is up to you, the consumer, to verify the credentials of the diamond grading laboratory and the diamond merchant, wholesaler or jeweller you are dealing with when buying diamonds or engagement rings.

If when buying a diamond the jeweler tells you that buying a certified diamond is unnecessary, or that there will be an extra charge associated with an independent certificate we suggest that you be extremely cautious and shop for diamonds elsewhere.

Valuations or appraisals are NOT the same as a diamond certificate or grading report.

A diamond certificate documents the complete quality and description of the diamond, it includes information on shape, carat weight, clarity, fluorescence, colour grade, measurements, proportions and finish grade but they never mention the value of the diamond.

Be even more cautious of website dealers who issue their own ‘in house diamond certificates’ or ‘manufacturer’s grading reports’ as these simply are NOT independent certificates and they are NOT from a recognized laboratory.

For a diamond certificate to be reliable and useful it must have been issued by a reputable, independent laboratory which has had no financial interest in the stone to avoid any conflict of interest. If you’ve never heard of the institution that is offering a grading report, don’t hesitate to ask about its credentials and that of the people who graded the diamond. Diamond grading laboratories which grade to IDC International Diamond Council rules, do not just use the opinion and expertise of one person. They must grade the diamond and have the opinion and consensus of three qualified diamond graders before the grade is applied to any diamond.

A diamond certificate should not be judged by its appearance and graphic design. Just because someone calls themselves a laboratory or opens up a business to do diamond certificates and valuations after having completed a gemology course, that does not mean they have the needed technical equipment, qualifications, knowledge and expertise.

These small local labs often lay claims of being independent, recognized, and having state of art equipment but what about the qualifications of the directors, graders and that of the person who graded the diamond? Did they test for all types of treatments and any enhancements? Do they guarantee that the diamond is natural? Was the diamond laser inscribed using a cold laser? Do they grade diamonds to set international rules and standards?

It is one thing to produce great looking certificates but it is extremely important that the certificate or grading report has accurate information and is technically correct.

As a consumer, the diamond certificate or grading report is your safe guard when buying a diamond. Diamond certificates are invaluable documents that show in detail a diamond’s credentials, so why wouldn’t you check the credentials of the laboratory who graded the diamond and the retailer or diamond dealer as well?


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Maintaining Your Precious Diamonds and Rings

Monday, September 22nd, 2008

In general, rings tend to gather soap, dust, sweat, grit dirt, food particles, etc underneath the stones and they rings tend accumulate more dirt particularly if you’re wearing it all the time. If you’re the dirt, grim and oxidizations build up behind the stones, it can considerably weaken the setting that will make the ring lose its stones. In order to clean diamonds and other precious gem or stones, simply put them in diamond and jewelry cleaner or cleanser or any other original solution that is manufactured from a good trusted company; see that they are non acid based. You may gently scrub them to clean, once again see that you use a good quality jewelry cleaning brush or any other soft bristled cleaning brush designed especially for delicate jewelry. If its necessary scrub gently behind the stones also, it will help brighten up your stones magnificently! If you got any doubts in the cleaning procedures, read the ‘Directions for Cleaning’ which will be mentioned behind each original bottle.

When it comes to cleaning stones, you need to remember that even the strongest and hardest gem stone variety might be susceptible to damages, breakage and cracks; this is because most of the gem stones form as crystals that have directional hardness. If the gem stone is heavily included it may be slightly weaken. If you got an expensive ring set with any soft gem variety or with a stone, remove it before you start your house hold chores or any other work or exercise, always be cautious that you don’t hit or knock your jewelry or gem on a solid surface. Even though diamonds are known to be the hard material, they might have a tendency to cleave in two when it is hit with great force. Similarly other precious stones like Sapphires and Rubies have strong tenacity but they might crack or chip if they are hit sharply.

Most of the gem stones are really hard when compared to metals; these gems can also scratch other gems and spoil the jewelry finish, hence never place them together or allow them to rub one another. Always think twice before using ultrasonic cleaner for gems. Some sapphires and diamonds will be okay to be used in an ultrasonic cleaner but other kind of gems might get damaged: if you got doubts, don’t take chances just leave them out while cleaning especially these kinds of stones like Tanzanite, Emeralds, heavily included Rubies and also Opals. Materials like toothpaste shouldn’t be used at all when it comes to polishing silver or gold rings, as toothpastes will carry baking soda or other ingredients that might be too harsh and even small amounts could cause serious damage.


Sarah Baltic offers you helpful tips on Engagement rings, Platinum engagement rings, loose diamonds and specializes in giving latest diamond education. Our company is a leading diamond and jewelry store offering all unique products. For more tips on buying engagement rings and jewelry and please visit http://www.jamesallen.com/ or contact author at: sarahbaltic@gmail.com.

How to Shop For Your Diamond Engagement Ring

Sunday, September 21st, 2008

If you’re planning to propose marriage over the coming weeks or if you are a woman who expects your man to ask for your hand in marriage, then you’ll need to have a diamond engagement ring with you in order to set the right mood. Not just any diamond engagement ring, mind you, but the one that you’ll be pleased to present and something she’ll be thrilled to wear.

Shopping For the Perfect Diamond Engagement Ring

So, where do you shop for a diamond engagement ring? Traditional jewelry stores have faithfully served customers for generations, but they no longer dominate. Instead, customers are turning to the internet to find retailers who can offer high quality diamonds at reduced prices. With the economy being tight right now, these types of savings are all the more attractive.

When shopping via the internet for an engagement ring, consider the following before purchasing from any company:

Deal Direct – Lots of storefronts have popped up over the years, many are selling the same quality rings as those found at your mall jewelry store. However, some of these retailers are selling their products as a third party, meaning they’re acting as middlemen. That translates into a price mark up, adding to the cost of your engagement ring. Where possible, deal direct or through the retailer’s affiliate sites.

Rate Rings – When shopping for a diamond engagement ring, you might be overwhelmed by the many choices out there. To narrow down your selection, create a rating system of what is important to you in a diamond ring:

1. Price – What is your budget for the ring? Paying the equivalent of at least two weeks of you salary is a good measuring tool.
2. Band – What type of metal will you be choosing? White gold, yellow gold and platinum are the most common choices with platinum costing the most.
3. Setting – Will you be choosing a diamond solitaire, a ring with side stones, or some other arrangement?
4. Miscellaneous – The shape of the stone and the number of prongs to hold the diamond in place are also to be considered. Finally, don’t forget to find out what her ring size is before you place your order.

Shop Secure – Though the internet has been proven to be a secure way to shop, you can ensure that your buying experience is a good one by patronizing a website that offers a secure checkout. This means that one of two things must be present: when checking out, the company’s web address adds an “s” to the http portion of the web address (for example, https://www.jamesallen.com) or a tiny closed padlock will appear at the bottom of your web browser. If neither is present, then you could be vulnerable to having your personal information stolen.

Miscellaneous Musings – Of course, you’ll want to make sure that your retailer offers a guarantee, preferably one where you can return the ring, if needed. Further, what sort of shipping arrangements do they have? Will you be charged taxes on your diamond engagement ring? And, can the company be reached via a toll free number? You want to have the ability to speak with a representative too, someone who knows rings and can help you out.

You’re ready to Propose!

Once the engagement ring has arrived and you’ve inspected it, then it is time for you to propose marriage. For tips on how to propose, please read our articles “Summer Marriage Proposals – Setting the Right Mood!” and “How to Propose Marriage This Christmas” for those details.


Bryan Peter offers you helpful tips on Engagement rings, Platinum engagement rings, loose diamonds and specializes in giving latest diamond education. Our company is a leading diamond and jewelry store offering all unique products. For more tips on buying engagement rings and jewelry and please visit http://www.jamesallen.com/ or contact author at: sarahbaltic@gmail.com.

Eternity Rings Signify Love Forevermore

Saturday, September 20th, 2008

Ring buying and gift giving trends continue to change, as people feel free to discover new ways to express their love to the person or people in their lives. For that special soul mate, an eternity ring has become an important outward demonstration signifying love, commitment, honor, and respect.

Yet, committed couples aren’t the only ones buying eternity rings, which are also known as anniversary rings, infinity rings, or special occasion rings. Women, who do most of the jewelry buying, are selecting these types of rings for themselves whether they are in a relationship or not. Not waiting for that special someone to come along or perhaps content where they are in life, many women value eternity rings for their style, worth, and long term value. These types of rings also make for an excellent family heirloom to be passed down to children and grandchildren.

Eternity rings are available as either half eternity or as full eternity rings. With a half eternity ring larger stones are usually featured, circling half way around the ring; while with a full eternity ring smaller stones are preferred with stones fully circling the ring. Some designers have successfully created full eternity rings consisting of larger stones, rings which still look attractive and offer a good fit.

Though diamonds are the overwhelming stone choice, sapphires, rubies, and emeralds are also favored and are often paired with diamonds in an alternating pattern circling the ring. Some couples prefer to include their respective birthstones while others may choose a different gemstone of significance to them.

With eternity rings, setting styles are limited to channel or pave with both settings offering an elegant look. A channel cut setting is preferred by some as they securely hold the gems in place and are easiest to build. Comparably sized settings are usually priced the same too.

Of course, if you are married and already wear an engagement ring and a wedding band, what is the proper way to wear an eternity ring?

Though there aren’t any hard and fast rules on how to wear an eternity ring, many women choose to wear their rings with either their engagement ring or wedding, but not both. For some women they prefer to wear all three rings but they’ll move their wedding band to their right hand ring finger. If all three rings feature the same metals (i.e., yellow gold, white gold, platinum, or silver) and the rings complement each other, then wearing three rings on one finger is an acceptable practice too.

Again, today’s ring wearers choose the look that is right for them as traditional customs are considered to be of secondary importance.

Eternity rings, no matter what they are called, offer a conspicuous design not found on other rings. Therefore, it is no wonder that many women are choosing these rings for themselves, prizing a look once reserved solely for married couples.


Bryan Peter offers you helpful tips on Engagement rings, Platinum engagement rings, loose diamonds and specializes in giving latest diamond education. Our company is a leading diamond and jewelry store offering all unique products. For more tips on buying engagement rings and jewelry and please visit http://www.jamesallen.com/ or contact author at: sarahbaltic@gmail.com.

Make A Statement With Dazzling Diamond Jewelry

Friday, September 19th, 2008

When it comes to jewelry, there are plenty of types to choose from and numerous reasons to wear it. Whether it’s to make a fashion statement, declare love, emphasize a certain body part or show off financial status, most people wear some sort of jewelry.

Jewelry can be made out of various components including metals such as platinum, silver, titanium and gold. It can also be created from such gem stones as sapphires, emeralds or rubies. However, nothing makes a statement quite like diamonds.

Diamond jewelry is classic and elegant. Diamonds have so many uses and are commonly used in necklaces and earrings. But, when it comes to diamond jewelry, most people think of an engagement ring.

Rings can be worn to represent a variety of things and serve to show off the hand of the wearer. If you’ve ever been the recipient of an engagement ring, you already know that wearing one can draw a lot of attention. Above all, it makes a definite statement that you’re taken. A diamond engagement ring is one tradition that’s not going anywhere in the near future.

Of course, diamonds have plenty of other uses in jewelry design. Diamonds are commonly displayed in necklaces, for example. If you’re a woman who needs to dress for a festive occasion, a diamond necklace is the perfect accessory. In fact, your outfit will most likely seem incomplete without it. In addition, diamond necklaces serve to express your individual style and commonly your financial status.

And don’t forget about an all-time favorite, diamond earrings. Although earrings are sometimes an afterthought, they are an important fashion accessory. Not only do they have the ability to make you stand out in a crowd, they’re commonly worn by both men and women today. They’re commonly seen as a way to express your personality.

There are several options when it comes to wearing diamond earrings. Diamond stud earrings are classic while long dangles add interest to any formal dress. And, as you can imagine, the sparkles will be seen across the room.

Unique ways to wear earrings include in one ear only, both ears, and even multiple earrings in one or both ears simultaneously. In a time where anything goes as far as your imagination can wander, your ears and personality will have the chance to shine.

Whether you choose one signature piece or several, remember to buy the highest quality diamond you can afford. Typically this can be accomplished by shopping for used diamond jewelry at auctions or stores offering this service. Most often you’ll get a better stone for your money.

Certify Diamond To Know Its Qualities

Wednesday, September 17th, 2008

When buying a diamond, certification is very important. It is different from being appraised by a jeweler, though every appraisal will have a certification component. Every diamond is of different quality, though many might look the same. A diamond certificate will define the diamond’s attribute. It assure the buyer of the quality she is paying and gives the precise grading of the 4Cs – color, clarity, cut and carat weight. The 4Cs together, will define the diamond value.

To make an intelligent comparison with other diamonds in either the same store or in another store, the buyer will need all the information provided in the diamond certification to do the assessment. As mentioned, the diamond certificate contains a define set of information which allows the buyer to compare the various attributes.

Diamond certificates are issued by independent gemological laboratories, not your jeweler. There are several grading laboratories, the most prominent being: the International Gemological Institute (IGI); the Gemological Institute of America (GIA); the American Gem Society (AGS); the European Gemological Laboratories (EGL) and GemEx Systems.

When you buy a diamond, be sure to question the sales associate first about the characteristics or attributes of the stone. Ask to see the diamond certification that will accompany the diamond when you purchase it. If you do some comparison shopping, you will note that the quality of the diamonds each jeweler carries varies depending on the store. As such, it is always advisable to compare with a few stores from different jewelers before making a decision.

Other diamond qualities such as fire, brilliance and scintillation will also be indicated in the certificate. These qualities indicates how light is refracted back to the viewer, whether in motion or stationary. Another indicator that gives a measure of the stones is fluorescence, which affects the diamond’s beauty and brilliance.


To summarized, always look at the diamond attributes in the certification before making a decision to buy any diamond or comparing it with other diamonds. Knowing its attributes will allow you to get the most out of your investment. (http://www.MyLovelyDiamonds.com)

Wedding Ring Customs and Traditions

Wednesday, September 17th, 2008

Here in the west, we have certain customs regarding the exchange of wedding rings that seem perfectly normal to us: a double ring exchange where the groom puts the ring on his bride’s hand followed by the bride doing the same for the groom. Types of rings used are typically gold, with the woman’s ring often encrusted in diamonds.

Changing Customs and Lasting Traditions

Elsewhere, the way that rings are exchanged, the types of rings used, and certain other formalities are acceptable, customs which are often brought with them when families emigrate abroad. Is there a right way to give and exchange wedding bands? Yes: in whatever way you feel is right! Customs are changing, but one thing remains the same: couples are sealing their marriage vows with an exchange of rings no matter where they live in the world.

The rings given – Without a doubt, gold is the metal of choice for brides and grooms when they marry no matter where in the world that they live. Platinum is an also prized, but often too expensive for couple living in emerging nations, while silver is favored by some who appreciate its look and value. Diamonds and less popularly, other gemstones are often included, particularly for the woman’s ring. Some men are coming around and accepting diamonds on their own rings, but in most cases men prefer a wedding ring that is understated and won’t get in the way of their work.

The way that they are presented – Ring bearers are sometimes included in wedding ceremonies to present the wedding bands to the bride and the groom. In other cases, the best man will hold the rings and present them at the appropriate time during the wedding ceremony.

In some European countries, the bride’s wedding band is the same ring given for engagement – the only difference is that a special engraving is made (usually with the wedding date and sometimes the names of the couple inscribed). Which hand the ring ends up on can vary from country to country and from religious faith to religious faith; these days most modern brides simply choose the most favorable way to display their wedding bands that appeals to them alone.

The meaning of the rings – In all cases, the exchange of wedding bands symbolizes the couple’s fidelity to each other. For the devout, wedding bands represent that plus their relationship to God whom they see as the central part (foundation) of the relationship.

Some women prefer to wear their wedding rings on the bottom of their finger with the engagement ring first, while for others just the opposite holds true. The “closer to the heart” meaning is important to some, while the convenience of easily removing the engagement ring while at work or doing chores is important to others.

One, Two, or Three or More Rings?

In time’s past, only one ring would be given and that ring would be from the man to the woman when they got married or were first engaged. A different economic climate limited the options of yesteryear’s couples, but in many cases those restrictions are no longer in place.

Today, couples from around the world are enjoying an economic tide that is raising the financial prospects of billions of people, allowing the man to give an engagement ring, the couple to exchange rings at their wedding ceremony, and the couple once again exchanging eternity or anniversary rings later on in their marriage.

Whichever way that you choose to demonstrate your love, quality engagement, wedding, and anniversary rings are bands that are meant to stand the test of time, symbolic representatives of your relationship.


Bryan Peter offers you helpful tips on Diamond Engagement Rings. Platinum engagement rings, loose diamonds and specializes in giving latest diamond education. Our company is a leading diamond and jewelry store offering all unique products. For more tips on buying engagement rings and jewelry and please visit Diamond Earrings or contact author at: brayan.peter@gmail.com