Fine Jewelry

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You deserve the best. You want to look your best and the right piece of jewelry can make you sparkle, emphasize your assets and create a flawless look. Fine jewelry is for those moments in your life you want to remember forever, your engagement, your wedding, your anniversary or maybe just because they are worth it.

Fine jewelry uses the most precious stones and metals to create extravagant pieces such as rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings. With the finest materials comes the finest craftsmanship. Fine jewelry is custom made from artisans who have been designing perfect jewelry for many years.

There are various exquisite designs and shapes for diamonds. The round cut diamond is the most popular diamond shape available. Advanced mathematical calculations of light behavior optimize the brilliance of a round diamond. The round shape also helps with optimizing color, cut and clarity to get the brilliance you desire.

The ultimate elegance in fine jewelry is the emerald cut diamond. This shape is a unique rectangle and the large open table of the cut highlights the diamonds clarity. For this reason, only the finest quality diamond is used.

A diamond of this quality deserves an appropriate setting and a fine jewelry piece such as this is set in platinum. Platinum is an extremely rare metal, even rarer than gold. Because of the purity of platinum, it is the perfect hypoallergenic material for those who cannot wear gold. The metal is extremely strong and also very supple, so designs and details are far easier to achieve than with other metals. Platinum is ultimate metal to make fine jewelry with.

When you deal with fine jewelry made of diamonds, it is important to be aware of the four C’s, for these are the source of a diamonds brilliance and fire. The four C’s are cut, clarity, color and carat. A quality cut is important because this will enable light to go through the diamond and reflect back evenly with no dark areas. This gives the diamond its sparkle. Clarity is important and cannot be detected with the naked eye. A magnifying glass is used to view the appearance of the diamond to gauge the clarity. Color is important to grade the value of the diamond. The color is graded on how closely the body is to being colorless, and a colorless diamond is the most valuable. Finally the carat, the carat is the standard unit used to measure the weight of the diamond, quite simply the more the stone weighs the more valuable it will be.

It is important when buying fine jewelry to go to a jeweler who has an established reputation and is known for quality production and service. When dealing with precious stones there are certain traps to be aware of. Chemical color enhancing is very hard to spot and is done to improve the color rating of a stone. Laser enhancement can also be done to remove the black spots and imperfections on a diamond. It is important to ask for a Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and the European Gemological Laboratory (EGL) certificates stating the stones clarity.

Buying fine jewelry is a moment you want to never forget and being aware of those issues may save you a potential heartbreak. But when you have the fine jewelry on your finger or around your neck, you will feel amazing and look like perfection herself.