luna6887 asked:


please help. i can’t find it in my dental book.

HAVEN

?PinkIce? asked:


I received this as a gift its a 14K diamond yellow gold pendant.
It has 8 diamonds in it. Four of the diamonds weight 0.040ct, the other 4 diamonds weight is 0.020ct. Six of the diamonds sizes is 1.45mm and the other two sizes is 1.4mm. They are all round. The origin is Africa. There is no chain so it would just be the pendant. The reason that I am wanting to sell it is that it is not my style. So if you could help me out I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks

DAUGHTRY

Courtney asked:


And what is the difference (chemically) between lab-created diamonds and natural diamonds. I heard that most diamond experts cannot tell the difference between natural diamonds and lab-created. Is this true?

ALLARD

thor asked:


I could use some info on diamond blades. If you could say what the application and name as well as where they come from if you know I would really put the info to good use.

CATON

joseph[infi] asked:

Info about diamond

Weight: 1.08 Carat
Clarity: VVS
Color: H

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chocolate_cat asked:


I want a square cut solitaire diamond ring for xmas and my bf is getting one for me but within a budget of around $300. I was wondering why all the round shaped ones cost so much less than the square ones. Also any tips in choosing the right ring? I don’t like gold but silver or white gold is fine. And his budget of around $300 is only because this is more of a promise ring and we’ve only been together for a little over a year. Thanks for all the input.

JUDGE

Grace F asked:


The diamond mine should be about 83 km squared.

ANDERSON

kristybeep asked:


Is there really a huge difference in the certified colorless diamonds compared to say I-J classification?? I say this because I am looking at two rings 1,300 difference for colorless compared to the I-J

ELIOT

big_nate_01 asked:


Im trying to pick out a ring for my girlfriend. She knows a lot about diamonds so i have to get a quality cut on a budget

BEATRIX

Diamonds are cut from stones in a wide variety of shapes know as cuts. While most stones can be cut into any of these shapes, for best effect the natural shape and qualities of the diamond itself will determine which shape is chosen.

If you are custom designing your own diamond jewelry or if you are shopping for an already designed piece, it is always helpful to have an understanding of the terminology used to describe the different cuts used for diamonds. The name of the cut refers to the shape of the diamond when viewed from above.

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