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A custom made men's wedding band in 18K yellow gold with black diamonds and black rhodium. Call us to get your custom wedding band!

A good reason to buy diamonds

Perfect for the days when you just cant decide what color to wear. Bi-color gems occur when the trace element content of a crystal changes from one part to ano...ther. Three of the gems in this colorful lineup are bi-color tourmaline; two are bi-color sapphire. Which is which? Courtesy: Columbia Gem House-Eric Brawnwert, Mayer & Watt, Dr. Edward J Gubelin Collection See more

Way to glow! The 127.01 carat Asscher cut Portuguese Diamond is an "overblue" diamond. That means its fluorescence is so strong that it looks hazy or oily under... sunlight. When it's exposed to UV light, it lights it up even more! While diamonds with strong fluorescence aren't typically sought after, the intense fluorescence of this diamond combined with its large size makes it remarkable. It is currently on display at the Smithsonian Institution, which traded Harry Winston for it with 3,800 carats of smaller diamonds. That means it was acquired with roughly 30 times its weight in diamonds! Learn more about this remarkable diamond https://bit.ly/2ZfGsgn NMNH Photo Services; Photo by Chip Clark; provided courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution. See more

Perfect for the days when you just can't decide what color to wear. Bi-color gems occur when the trace element content of a crystal changes from one part to ano...ther. Three of the gems in this colorful lineup are bi-color tourmaline; two are bi-color sapphire. Which is which? Courtesy: Columbia Gem House-Eric Brawnwert, Mayer & Watt, Dr. Edward J Gubelin Collection See more

Youre making me blush. Morganite - named after financier JP Morgan - is most often pale peach, blush or pink. It has been incredibly popular since its discover...y in 1910, especially as an affordable engagement ring stone. Belonging to the beryl group along with aquamarine and emerald, morganite has high hardness, clarity and durability. What do you think - is this trillion cut morganite one in a trillion? Photo: Lydia Dyer. Courtesy: John Dyer & Co. See more

Making a mountain out of an (ant)hill? Since its opening in the 1980s, the Argyle Mine in Australia has produced some of the world's most famous red and pink di...amonds. One of them is the 2.11 ct Fancy Red Argyle Everglow. Red diamonds are among the rarest of all fancy colored diamonds, and red diamonds without any color modifiers (such as brown) are even rarer. Their color comes from lattice defects caused by stress during the diamond's formation. This defect causes light to bend in a particular way that contributes to the red color. According to certain lore, diamond explorers first found the seam soon to become the Argyle Mine when they noticed shards glinting next to anthills; ants had pushed the shards out as nuisances while tunneling their homes. If this story is true, the ants should be credited for this fabulous discovery! Courtesy: Rio Tinto/Argyle See more

Diamonds didn't become the hardest gem on the block by taking it easy. Natural diamonds formed 90 to 400 miles beneath Earth's surface in temperatures of more t...han 2000F (1050C), under pressures equivalent to more than 80 elephants stepping on your big toe. And that was just the beginning! Then they were explosively carried up to Earths surface by special volcanoes called kimberlites. Not every diamond survives this process since the kimberlite magma can dissolve diamonds. The next time you look at a diamond, know that you're looking at a survivor! Courtesy (diamonds): Blue Nile. Diagram: GIA. See more

Diamonds didnt become the hardest gem on the block by taking it easy. Natural diamonds formed 90 to 400 miles beneath Earths surface in temperatures of more t...han 2000F (1050C), under pressures equivalent to more than 80 elephants stepping on your big toe. And that was just the beginning! Then they were explosively carried up to Earths surface by special volcanoes called kimberlites. Not every diamond survives this process since the kimberlite magma can dissolve diamonds. The next time you look at a diamond, know that youre looking at a survivor! Courtesy (diamonds): Blue Nile. Diagram: GIA. See more

What a group of rockstars! Sapphires and rubies are already the stars of the gem world. But star sapphires and rubies are even more so! This group of asteriated... gems include star sapphire, star ruby, white star sapphire and purplish pink star sapphire from Sri Lanka. They range in size from 2.65 to 15 ct. Star corundum with crisp centered stars and high transparency like these are incredibly rare! Are star gems your shining stars? Courtesy: Rafco International See more

Something blue for the modern bride. Traditionally, the most valuable sapphires have been pure blue to purplish blue. But teal and bi-colored sapphires are beco...ming the new fan favorites, especially for engagement rings! This stunning teal sapphire is shot through with notes of yellow and green for a mesmerizing look. Traditional blue or teal sapphire - which is your go-to for something blue? Photo: Jeff Mason. Courtesy: Philip Zahm Designs See more

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If you're looking for an engagement ring with color, borrow inspiration from Pantone's 2019 Color of the Year 'Living Coral.' Since sapphire is 9 on the Mohs Sc...ale of Hardness, this 5.73 carat oval padparadscha sapphire would stand the test of time. It is set with diamonds in a platinum and 18K rose gold ring. Courtesy: Omi Privé See more

A popular cut for engagement rings, the round brilliant cut (RBC) diamond has a round girdle outline, symmetrically placed triangular and kite-shaped facets and... a table. This cut can have 57 or 58 facets depending on whether the diamond has a culet facet. Learn more about this diamond cut before you shop. http://bit.ly/2C2jNrQ See more

Valentines Day is next week. Come buy your loved one a gift she will never forget.

Did you know that a diamond's value is not determined by its size alone? Two diamonds of equal carat weight can have very different values depending on their color, clarity and cut. http://bit.ly/2R8xfUl

Because of its pleochroism, cutting direction determines tanzanite's overall face-up color. When you look at it from one angle it appears blue, but from a diffe...rent angle it appears purple. Learn more about one of the December birthstones. http://bit.ly/2QIF5Vw Photo: Robert Weldon/GIA. Courtesy: Meg Berry See more

If youre looking for an engagement ring with color, borrow inspiration from Pantones 2019 Color of the Year Living Coral. Since sapphire is 9 on the Mohs Sc...ale of Hardness, this 5.73 carat oval padparadscha sapphire would stand the test of time. It is set with diamonds in a platinum and 18K rose gold ring. Courtesy: Omi Priv See more

Did you know that a diamonds value is not determined by its size alone? Two diamonds of equal carat weight can have very different values depending on their color, clarity and cut. http://bit.ly/2R8xfUl

Because of its pleochroism, cutting direction determines tanzanites overall face-up color. When you look at it from one angle it appears blue, but from a diffe...rent angle it appears purple. Learn more about one of the December birthstones. http://bit.ly/2QIF5Vw Photo: Robert Weldon/GIA. Courtesy: Meg Berry See more