Articles, tagged with "diamond industry", page 1
18th November 2011
Diamonds are undoubtedly the most difficult precious stone to shop for. Their value and rarity puts them in a category of their own. For most of their history, diamonds have been out of the reach of the common man. Before huge mines were discovered in Sou...
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Author:
Jennifer Payne
05th October 2011
Ashoka diamonds are a beautifully cut diamond created by designer William Goldberg. Many people would give their lives to own a diamond as nice as an Ashoka because they are so extravagant. The beauty of an Ashoka cut diamond is that the cut of the diamon...
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Author:
Sachin Kumar Airan
16th August 2011
Carat is one of the 4C’s (color, cut, clarity and carat) used to describe a diamond stone. The term carat was borrowed from the Carob tree. The seeds of this tree are famous for their uniformity and consistent weight. Diamond and gemstones used to be weig...
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Damario Gray
15th August 2011
It has become a tradition to use diamonds for engagement rings. A diamond ring is now seen as a promise of a life together forever. Moreover, diamonds are seen as status symbols, something to be flaunted with panache at any social gathering. What is the ...
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Ethan Franco
06th July 2011
If your major other wants her ring finger to catch the eyes of envious observers then this would be a good solution.A princess reduce diamond seems significantly a lot more expensive than the round brilliant since of the regal associations of the name. As...
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Author:
Dean Perkins
21st June 2011
Consumers these days are taking much more notice about the products they buy such as where it originated, how it is made and how it is produced. The Fair Trade Movement has had a lot to do with this mounting interest and awareness. This movement is concer...
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Author:
Stewart Wrighter
23rd May 2011
As online diamond retailers, My Diamonds concedes that there are unfortunately some unscrupulous retailers in the diamond marketplace. This very fact may discourage some purchasers who would happily purchase their diamond on line if they could be 100% su...
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Author:
jacksmith
10th May 2011
If there is one economy around the world which has enjoyed the boom times over the last decade then it is the Australian economy which continues to go from strength to strength. The Australian economy has been converted from one which was dependent on man...
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Author:
jamesandirson
23rd March 2011
As of late it has become acceptable for people to purchase fancy gifts such as engagement and wedding rings online. This is mainly because it is most affordable due to lower prices related to the fact that pieces of jewelry are usually sold as parts cons...
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Author:
Desmond miller
22nd March 2011
Because a diamond is considered to be an extremely valuable commodity, most jewelers and those in the diamond industry will recommend an appraisal. There are numerous reasons for doing so, most of which are linked to personal responsibility. Here is a s...
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Author:
Desmond miller
18th February 2011
Diamonds were first used as eyes for Hindu devotional statues. Their brilliance was then used to represent life or fire as implied by one of the 14 names the Hindu used to call the precious gem. Diamonds have been, for ages, sought-after for their hardnes...
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Author:
BridgetRossi
14th February 2011
Diamond Occasion has been setting standards in diamond industry. Making valuable jewelry that combines feels of brightness and brilliance to any occasion, big or small. We are well-liked and accepted as Australia’s most prominent and esteemed jeweler. Dia...
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Author:
george grill
17th January 2011
Diamond is an allotrope of carbon where the carbon atoms are arranged in a specially arranged lattice form and is the hardest material known so far. The diamond industry can be divided into two separate groups: one dealing with gem grade diamonds and othe...
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Author:
waltonjack
24th December 2010
Diamond Mining could be very bad for your environment. No matter if it will be open pit, alluvial, marine, or underground mining, diamond mining utilizes and emits a tremendous quantity of energy, causes massive land disturbance and severe erosion through...
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Author:
BartNortonn
16th December 2010
Are you a guy thinking of popping the big question to your girlfriend? Or are you simply just a diamond enthusiast? It does not matter what your reasons are, but if purchasing a diamond ring comes into your mind. This diamond buying guide should be a big ...
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Author:
chris.benson