Nov
8
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
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
Oct
27
How did one cut the first diamond?
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Eagret asked:
If diamond is the hardest substance on earth and only a diamond can cut a diamond, how was the first ever cut diamond cut???
JANNA
If diamond is the hardest substance on earth and only a diamond can cut a diamond, how was the first ever cut diamond cut???
JANNA
Oct
17
How do diamond producers cut diamonds?
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eckblahair asked:
If diamond is the strongest known mineral then how do diamond producers cut it, do they use lasers or other diamonds. Please list a source that you got this from.
Thanks
TORI
If diamond is the strongest known mineral then how do diamond producers cut it, do they use lasers or other diamonds. Please list a source that you got this from.
Thanks
TORI
Oct
1
What is the Difference between certified and non-certified diamonds?
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MakeUMoan asked:
Why is there such a substancial markup in price for diamonds certified by expert organizations? Is a non-certified not a real diamond? Is a certified diamond worth the extra cost involved in purchasing it? Are the qualities of a non-certified diamond (clarity, cut, color, etc.) identifiable if no expert organization or gemologists has given it a certification?
LORIN
Why is there such a substancial markup in price for diamonds certified by expert organizations? Is a non-certified not a real diamond? Is a certified diamond worth the extra cost involved in purchasing it? Are the qualities of a non-certified diamond (clarity, cut, color, etc.) identifiable if no expert organization or gemologists has given it a certification?
LORIN
Sep
19
What type of diamond cut is this?
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Alexa asked:
What is the name of a diamond cut that is similar to a marquis, but instead of points on the top and bottom, it’s flat? I can’t find it anywhere on the internet and I’m trying to figure out what type of cut the stone i have is.
Picture a marquis, but the points on top and bottom are slightly flattened. The middle section is a little wider and slightly pointed. Maybe this is just an unusual fancy cut?
RUE
What is the name of a diamond cut that is similar to a marquis, but instead of points on the top and bottom, it’s flat? I can’t find it anywhere on the internet and I’m trying to figure out what type of cut the stone i have is.
Picture a marquis, but the points on top and bottom are slightly flattened. The middle section is a little wider and slightly pointed. Maybe this is just an unusual fancy cut?
RUE