Exceptional Heart-Shaped Diamond Solitaire Pendant, just arrived in our Hatton Garden Classics Collection: stunning .50 carat natural diamond, GIA certificated D/SI, set in 18ct white gold
£2,600.00
Let the stunning natural beauty of a top Grade D colour diamond express your most heartfelt emotions. That’s the brilliance of this exceptional Heart-Shaped Diamond Solitaire Pendant, just arrived in our Hatton Garden Classics Collection.
This is a diamond necklace which radiates the timelessness of love—it has after all taken billions of years to form naturally, deep inside the Earth. And here on its fine gold chain it graces the neck as if soaring alone. A diamond such as this will always be perfect: it really is for ever!
This is an exceptional diamond of 0.50 carats, certificated GIA D colour, the highest colour grade, colourless when viewed under magnification by an expert as well as to the naked eye. Nothing gets in the way of its ‘white fire’ sparkle. It is the perfect choice for those seeking the absolute best. The clarity is SI, flawless to the eye.
As to the cut, the heart shape is considered the most romantic of all, dating from the 16th century—Mary Queen of Scots famously gave a heart-shaped diamond to Queen Elizabeth I. It is a stunning cut, based on the round brilliant—hence its flashing ‘white fire’.
Selected by eye for the perfect alignment of facets and angles to result in its ultimate sparkle, the diamond is hand-set on 18ct white gold by a craftsman jeweller in Hatton Garden. This exceptional quality comes with a serious price tag of course, but happily our Members receive an advantageous price.
Natural diamond, GIA certificated, .50 carats, heart cut, set in 18ct white gold, 18ct white gold chain, 16in. Fully hallmarked in England. Full 100% money back guarantee and insurance valuation certificate. Arrives in a smart box for presentation. Larger diamonds available on request.
RRP £4,800. CCUK £2,600.
Carries a full 100% moneyback guarantee, independent GIA gemological laboratory certification, and an insurance valuation certificate at the full retail value (not the Club price, which is always significantly lower). Fully hallmarked in England.
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For more information about buying diamonds, read on . . .
How to choose diamonds? Here we present a brief guide to the qualities of gemstones, and how to buy them, starting with diamonds.
DIAMONDS
The value of a diamond depends on an assessment of the four Cs—that is, carat, cut, clarity and colour. Carat indicates the weight of the stone; a carat corresponds to 200 milligrams (about 1/140th of an ounce).
Cut refers to the cutting of the diamond. The cut should be of excellent quality with facets at specific angles so that it perfectly reflects the light and creates a ‘fire’ inside. A diamond with at least 56 facets, a table and a point may be called a brilliant. That does not mean other cuts are less precious, for there are many ways to cut a stone and to bring the best out of it. Whether round, tear-shaped, oval or cone-shaped, the most important requirement is that the cut should be appropriate to the stone.
Clarity refers to the purity of the stone. The number, size, and location of any inclusions, transparency, and possible structural irregularities are assessed. In addition, a distinction is made between defects visible to the naked eye and those that can be seen by a 10-power magnifying loupe. The highest grading is FL for ‘flawless’. Then comes IF, ‘internally flawless’, meaning that no inclusions are visible with the same magnifier. The grades below include VVS, ‘very very slightly imperfect’, and VS, ‘very slightly imperfect’ with inclusions invisible to the eye, visible only with some difficulty with the magnifier; these do not affect the stone’s brilliance. SI, ‘slightly imperfect’ and I, ‘imperfect’, have inclusions that can be seen with the naked eye, and may affect the stone’s brilliance.
Diamonds are graded for colour, with the ideal being colourless. This is an important, sought-after characteristic because it allows the white light to penetrate the stone unhindered, emerging as a rainbow. Most stones are situated between ‘D’, which is ‘colourless’, and ‘Z’, which is light yellow. The colour is determined by comparing the stone with an internationally fixed number of master stones. So-called ‘fancy’ diamonds which may be blue, red, green or even black, are another story.
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