What is the quality of the diamonds you use for your engagement jewelry?

Smaller diamonds (often called Star / Melee) are cut in factories and are available in a variety of qualities. The lowest quality goods are usually labeled as "commercial" and consist of I/J/K color and I1 clarity. "Promotional" goods are higher in both color and clarity, but are still cut for maximum weight. The highest quality diamonds are often referred to as "Collection".

Collection diamonds are finer in both color and clarity. They're precisely cut to maximize fire and brilliance. Collection quality goods are only available from specialty dealers.

We pride ourselves on using collection diamond Star / Melee in all of our  designs.

What are the four C's?

The four C's -- Carat (size), Color, Clarity and Cut -- are the industry grade standard from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). Every diamond is specifically graded on these features.

What is "Cut"?

A diamond's cut determines how effectively it returns light to the viewer's eye: a well-cut diamond appears brilliant and fiery, while poorly cut stones look dark and lifeless. Well-cut diamonds often appear larger than stones of the same carat weight.

What does the term "eye clean" mean?

What are the GIA and IGI diamond certificates?

A GIA or IGI diamond certificate assures the value and quality of your diamond. GIA and IGI are the gold standard in diamond grading. Their reports detail key characteristics of each diamond.