Red Diamonds, When Nature Creates the Impossible
There are rare diamonds. And then there are red diamonds.
From rare treasure to ‘never-ending supply’: What happened to diamonds?
The price of diamonds has plunged and supply has surged, disrupting one of the world's most enduring[…]
Natural or Laboratory-Grown? How Can You Tell What Diamond Is in Your Ring?
Why Natural and Laboratory-Grown Diamonds Look So Similar
Diamond Setting Styles: Beauty, Light Performance and Security – Choosing the Right Setting for Every Gem
When most people admire a beautiful diamond ring, they naturally focus on the gemstone itself. Yet one[…]
Buying Jewellery for Babies and Young Children: What Every Parent and Grandparent Should Know
Giving a piece of jewellery to a newborn or young child is a tradition that has been[…]
Could Diamonds Follow the Pearl Industry? Lessons from One of Jewellery’s Greatest Transformations
For more than a century, natural diamonds have represented rarity, permanence and prestige. Yet today, the diamond[…]
The Hidden Light Within Diamonds: How Fluorescence Can Enhance Beauty, Character and Value
Fluorescence occurs when a diamond is exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. Invisible ultraviolet rays excite trace structural[…]
Choosing the Perfect Diamond Shape for Your Hand: A Guide to Finding the Most Flattering Ring
Selecting a diamond is about far more than choosing the largest stone or the most popular shape.[…]
Consumer Alert: Certificate Swapping Fraud – A Growing Threat to the Diamond Industry
The Diamond Certification Laboratory of Australia (DCLA) Issues Warning to Consumers and the Jewellery Trade
Nature vs Technology: Why Large Natural Diamonds Are Exceptionally Rare While Large Laboratory-Grown Diamonds Are Increasingly Common
For billions of years, nature has been producing diamonds deep beneath the Earth's surface under immense pressure[…]