Created before life began on our planet, diamonds have always been associated with mystery, myth and magic.         Each diamond was formed billions of years ago and has travelled a long and arduous journey from deep within the Earth.   And while most of a diamonds’ qualities are defined by nature, it takes a master craftsman to unlock the diamond’s true brilliance, fire and beauty. Refers to the overall tint of the diamond or the amount of colour that it contains. Diamonds are graded on a colour scale which ranges from a D which is colourless to Z which is visibly yellowish. The majority of natural diamonds are “white”. But most of them have a slightly yellowish tinge. The most valuable ones are the colourless or near colourless ones. The rest are graded according to the extent of their “yellowishness”. Barring a few rare and very exceptional natural fancy coloured diamonds, a completely colourless diamond which allows white light to pass through it effortlessly - dispersing it again as rainbows of colour and giving it a great sparkle – is the most desirable. Among the exceptions are some natural fancy coloured diamonds, which include pink, blue, green, purple, orange, red, brown and black. What makes a Solitaire special? A single diamond set on its own is called a solitaire, irrespective of its size, colour, cut, clarity etc. Such a stand-alone diamond becomes the centre of attention, and stands out as a statement of style and individuality.Classic solitaire diamonds transform into stunning pieces of jewellery and have long been seen as symbols of power and individuality, of beauty and romance. Just as they have adorned royalty for centuries, these large single diamonds announce to the world that you have arrived!     Diamonds are classified according to the 4C’s – Carat, Cut, Color & Clarity.       (ct. or cts.) refers to the weight of the diamond. One carat is equal to 1/5 of a gram. Hence a 5.00 carat gemstone would... >> More     refers to the symmetry and proportions achieved when cutting and polishing a diamond, and the finish and polish of the stone and is... >> More     refers to the overall tint of the diamond or the amount of colour that it contains. The majority of natural diamonds are... >> More     is a measure of the purity and clearness of the diamond, and is a factor of the number, size, nature, and location of any blemishes or...>> More     To know more about your diamond SMS 4C to 56767