Happy Stories From our customers

Diamonds often have what some consider “flaws.” They’re called inclusions. And they’re not necessarily always a bad thing. Inclusions may be considered the “birthmark” of the diamond. They’ll be there forever, distinguishing the gem from any other.

The next time you spot a perceive a flaw in yourself, reframe it. These personal “inclusions” are what makes you distinctly you. When you reshape your thinking in this way, you’re able to remember that you are a bright and beautiful diamond, not in spite of flaws, but because of these one-of-a-kind distinguishing features.

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Clare Danes takes home an easy win at last night’s Met Gala, wearing an impossibly gorgeous baby glue gown (designed by Zac Posen) that actually lit up. The theme? Technology as it relates to fashion. We agree–winner all the way!

The 37-year-old donned a custom Cinderella style Zac Posen gown that actually lit up all along the skirt and bust, with the help of a weighty 30 battery packs.

The large number of mini battery packs were intricately sewn into the fibre optic organza dress to make the garment glow in the dark. However, while the actress’ dress was unable to shimmer on the staircase, designer Zac took to Instagram earlier that day to share his creation in all its lit-up glory.

          Source: Daily Mail UK

The 1 gal who actually followed the theme; technology as it relates to fashion. Claire Danes for the win! #MetGala

Joe, Joe, Joe,
You make you’re family proud. The setting is absolutely breathtaking. You’re idea to put, what I call, the “secret diamond” underneath in the band was brilliant!!! I’m so happy with the hand engraving. I don’t think you should offer less. Man. You did so good. I am a very happy lady. Now, to get you started on the bands… Haha! You’re awesome to work with and will be writing your review when o get to a computer and not my phone… Seriously, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I wish everyone I worked with was this nice! Thanks for the ring pop! Don’t die, my family will be using you forever!
A very happy soon to be Mrs. S.R.

7.55 x 5.13mm pear shape

Metal finishes on jewelry are commonly used in jewelry making and gives the metal a shiny, highly reflective look. But finishes can also be used to reduce shine and create a matte look (which accentuate gemstones like diamonds).

Brushed finishes are another technique that give jewelry a textured look and are created by brushing a material (like with sandpaper) against the metal, leaving stylish brush strokes.

Hammered finishes are relatively self-explanatory. They’re created by using a round hammer and give jewelry a distinctive wavy texture.

There are other interesting and creative finishes, such as stone finish or glass blasted, each creating its own particular look.

What finish is right for you? Like a thumbprint, each finish is unique and individual. When looking at the chart below, decide which ones speak to you and match your personality and lifestyle!