The 4Cs Of Diamonds - Clarity
Are you looking to learn about diamond clarity grading? If so, you are in the right place to get a quick but thorough explanation! Thanks for reading our article!
Francesca de Granville, G.G., F.G.A.
We share reviews and information about jewelry. I am a Graduate Gemologist (GIA) and a Fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain with more than 20 years experience in luxury jewelry.
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The 4Cs Of Diamonds - Color
What is meant by diamond color? For diamonds, color is defined as the relative position of a diamond’s body color on a colorless to yellow or brown scale. The GIA color grading scale called the D-Z scale ranks diamond color beginning with ‘D’ for colorless diamonds and continuing down...
Best 10th Wedding Anniversary Diamond Jewelry Gifts
It's time to celebrate a decade of love! Make this 10th anniversary one to remember with any of these amazing gifts we've picked out, just for the two of you!
Gemstone Library: Corundum-RUBY
Ruby is a stunning gemstone known for its fiery red hue and is one of the most sought-after gems in the world. Let’s take a closer look at why rubies are so special!
Gemstone Library: Corundum-BLUE SAPPHIRE
Ready to add some sparkle to your life? Check out our list of the 5 best blue sapphires from Angara and learn about sapphires in our Gemstone Library! From the classic to the unique, we've got you covered!
Gemstone Library: MORGANITE
Learn about this amazing relative of emerald, the pale pink crystal-Morganite.
Gemstone Library: EMERALD
In our Colored Gemstone Library, we strive to provide information and a brief reference sheet that will give you practical information about your favorite gems. Find what you are looking for about emeralds here!
Gemstone Library: AQUAMARINE
Our library has everything you need to know about your favorite gemstones! We will explore the properties, symbolism, gemological details, and historical facts behind every gemstone - aquamarine included!
What Are G.I.A. Certified Diamonds?
You may be new to buying diamonds and have read that the diamond you buy should have a "cert." And you may or may not be familiar with the Gemological Institute of America.(G.I.A.) Read on to learn the importance of the gemological reports that the GIA issues and how they provide peace of mind.