Jewelry, Jewelry, Jewelry…!
This is a right place for, if you want to see jewelry. Woman loves jewelry. Jewelry can increase people’s image. Jewelry also can improve your beauty. That’s why people love jewelry. But, if you want to purchase jewelry, you have to find right place. You know, design and the size will affect the price. You have to choose the best place for shopping.
The best place for shopping is myjewelrybox.com. If you want to purchase diamond stud earrings, this is the right place for you. You can choose it by the size, the model, the design and the price. They have wide collection jewelry. If you shop in here, you will be confused to choose, because all of the collection is so beautiful.
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Strains In Diamonds
Strain in diamonds is also known as stress and occurs in around 40% diamonds. It is actually a distorted crystal growth in the diamond. Strains are more commonly present in Pear, Marquise & Triangle shape cut diamonds as compared to brilliant round cut diamonds.
Before a diamond is cut, cutters analyze the color, location & amount of strain in it. Diamond can survive the whole cutting and polishing process then it will also survive the normal wear & tear despite the presence of strain. There isn’t anything major to be concerned about- as strains in diamonds are normal.
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Huge Diamond Found in Africa
One whopper of a diamond was unearthed this month at Gem Diamonds’ Letseng mine in Lsotho, a small kingdom inside South Africa. The company announced the 478-carat rough gem has the potential to become one of the largest round-cut diamonds in the world.
Our hands are shaking…
The diamond, which has not yet been named, is the 20th largest ever to be mined and could yield a 150-carat polished stone of the highest quality. That would dwarf the 105-carat round-cut Koh-i-Noor diamond seized by Britain from India in the 19th century, which is now part of the Crown Jewels.
Gem Diamonds reports that two bigger stones – 603 and 493 carats – were found in the same mine in 2006 and 2007, respectively and a 601-carat diamond was mined there in 1960. Good grief!
Clifford Elphick, Gem Diamonds’ chief executive said, “Letseng continues to reward its shareholders with the production of these significant diamonds and to confirm its position as one of the great mines in the diamond industry. With a further 45 years of life remaining, we expect Letseng to make history for many years to come.”
We’ll be tracking the progress of this little beauty to see if things shape up as expected. It beats following the stock market.
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Diamonds Drip at Piaget Jewelry Launch
Diamond bows, glittering gold cocktail rings and Eiffel Tower-inspired jewels were just some of the styles on hand at the red carpet launch of Piaget’s new Limelight Paris-New York jewelry and watch collection. The star-studded event was held at the private Loft & Gardens in New York’s famed Rockefeller Center, and some of Hollywood’s classic beauties were on hand to celebrate.
Maggie Gyllenhaal, Liv Tyler, Emmy Rossum, and Leighton MeesterThe Dark Knight’s Maggie Gyllenhaal wore the collection’s signature bow-shaped watch, while Emmy Rossum dazzled in Piaget’s white gold and diamond cascade necklace. Liv Tyler chose a 36-carat pink tourmaline cocktail ring, and Gossip Girl’s Leighton Meester kept it simple with diamond drop earrings and a series of sparkling bracelets.
Piaget’s CEO, Philipe Liopil-Metzger, personally escorted the couture collection from Switzerland, which is inspired by the aesthetic and architectural worlds of Paris and New York. What’s not to love? The fact that only a limited number of the baubles are available to the gawking public. Let us eat cake, Piaget! (link)
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