Jewelry for the People

About
Diamonds

Cuts

Shining light, fire, flash

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  Heart
• 
  Radiant
• 
  Emerald
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  Princess
• 
  Radiant
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  Round
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  Drop
• 
  Marguise
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  Oval
• 
  Cushion

The cut refers to the diamond shape, proportion, and modification. If a diamond has a delicate cut, regardless of any shape, as long as the proportion is proper and the facet arrangement is appropriate, the light will reflect like a mirror. The different facets reflect and agglomerate light at the top of the diamond to produce an irresistible fire. Therefore, proper proportions and a perfect cut will give a diamond a higher value.

Super Ideal Cut

A well-cut diamond will reflect the light through the top surface of the diamond when light enters it. A diamond cut too thin or too deep lets light slip away at the bottom, so the diamond loses luster. Appropriate proportions and a perfect cut will give a diamond a higher value.

• Comparison of appropriate cutting
• cutting too shallow
• cutting too deep

Super Ideal Cut

• The Super Ideal Cut combines all the advantages of an ideal cut and eight hearts and eight arrows, namely the 3EX, perfect proportions, and perfect symmetry. And the diamond is polished to present a rare, unparalleled quality of top cut in the market today.
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• 1Girdle Diameter
• 2Table
• 3Pointed

• 4Crown
• 5Girdle
• 6Pavllion

Proportion table

• Table Size
• Total Depth
• Girdle Thickness
• Culet
• Crown Angle
• Pavilion Angle

• 53% - 58%
• 59.5% - 62.9%
• Thin - Slightly Thick
• None - Very Small
• 33.0° - 35.5°
• 40.6° - 41.5°

• Excellent
• Excellent
• Excellent
• Excellent
• Excellent
• Excellent

Clarity

The unique mark of a diamond

• FL / IF Flawless
  (internally flawless)
• VVS1 - VVS2 Very, Very Slightly
  Included (VVS1 and VVS2)
• VS1 - VS2 Very Slightly
  Included (VS1 and VS2)
• SI1 - SI2 Slightly
  Included (SI1 and SI2)
• I1 - I2 - I3 Slightly
  Included (SI1 and SI2)
  (That which may affect the firmness of the diamond)

Each diamond is unique, and contains inherent inclusions such as mineral or uncrystallized carbon, etc. This is the unique mark that nature left in the creation of diamonds. Professionally trained appraisers use a 10 times magnifying glass to decide the clarity grade of diamond depending on the size, number, location, type, and color of inclusions or degree of obviousness.

Color

Fineness Color

Depends on the cunning work of nature

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  Transparent and colorless
• 
  Colorless
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  Faint Brown
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  Very Light Brown
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  Light Brown
• 
  Fancy Brown

Diamonds come in a variety of different colors, from transparent and colorless to light yellow, rare golden yellow, green, orange, blue, pink, and various other fun colors. But most diamonds are rendered from transparent and colorless, to nearly colorless and pale yellow. The fineness of the diamond grade begins from “D” to “Z.” Each letter represents a distinction in subtle fineness. Diamonds closer to being clear and colorless are more rare and precious and can show the diamond’s charming glory.
Impact on prices:
A difference in subtle fineness may result in an amazing price change. From an investment prospect, it is best to buy a diamond of colorless grade or nearly colorless grade. G or H diamond is already good.

Carats

Weight and Size of the Diamond

Diamond weight is counted using “carats”; 1 carat is equivalent to 100 'points.' , so a diamond of 50 'points.' weighs 0.25 karat.
Even though a carat is an element that can clearly distinguish the diamond’s value, it is not a major factor in determining the value. Two diamonds of the same size and shape will vary far in worth due to cut, fineness, clarity, and other factors.

Impact on prices:
The heavier the gem, the higher the price per carat will be because the price increases geometrically with the number of carats and because larger diamond crystals are more valuable.
For example, a senior 2carat gem is likely three to four times more expensive than a 1carat gem because of the rarity of large diamonds.

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  0.20
  0.38mm

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  0.30
  0.42mm

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  0.50
  0.5mm

• 

  0.70
  0.6mm

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  1.00
  0.65mm

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  1.50
  0.74mm

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  2.00
  0.8mm

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  3.00
  0.93mm

Pictures are only for reference. The actual size may be different from the size on the screen.

About
Pearl

Pearls

• White
• Purple
• Orange

South Sea pearls

• White
• Black
• Malachite green
• Gold

• Round
• Oval
• Drop
• Baroque
• Color

  The body color and floodlight are important. In general, the four color series are white with pink, silver white, champagne, and gray. White pearls with a pink gloss are expensive, but the aesthetic feeling is the subjective experience of the individual, so there is no absolute distinction of good or bad colors and prices.

• Surface quality

  For surface quality, it is checked for purity and perfection, bead spots, and holes and cracks. Because cultured pearls are naturally occurring, it is inevitable that there are small flaws, but the size of the range, amount, depth and location will all affect its price.

• The size

  When assessing the value of pearls, size is a decisive factor. In general, the larger the diameter, the higher the value is. Large pearl are scarce, so they are more valuable. For example: South Sea pearls with their impressive sizes are also known as “Queen of Pearls.”
  
  Its size is about 8~20mm. When a pearl is more than 7mm, the size and price gap will grow.

• The shapes

  The shapes of pearl are not necessarily the same; for example, they can be round, oval, teardrop, deformed, and so on. The values vary according to the pearl’s rarity and aesthetic beauty. The most popular shape is perfectly round, which is relatively rare, so the price is more expensive. Currently, deformed pearls are also popular on the market. The shape of deformed pearls make them a designers’ favorite, as they can be used to create a variety of shapes such as flowers, insects, and other animals, which in turn give the alternative pearls extraordinary value.

4.Delivery

In about 15 working days, your ideal wedding ring will be delivered to you.

Service after sales

1 Offer first interior ring engraving service for free.

2 Offer free jewelry maintenance and cleaning services.

3 Offer free ring resizing (excluding platinum goods, rings can only be resized one size up and two sizes down).