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Your maid of honor, flower girl, and ring bearer all help to bring your marriage together. Find tips for and from those essential people.
Two ways to make recycled button scarf rings
I recently got this beautiful new button print scarf from my sister. Still, I am not a scarf person, so I was searching online to see if I could use it in another way and came across this awesome tutorial on making recycled button scarf rings.
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Which Diamond Cut is Right for You? Emerald vs Radiant
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) recognizes three primary diamond cuts: the brilliant round cut, the princess cut, and the emerald cut. Emerald diamonds have 57 facets that radiate from the centre toward the edge of the stone in a step-like pattern, creating a hall of mirrors effect.
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The Complete Diamond Color Guide: How to Find a Colorless Diamond on a Budget
If you're shopping around to buy an engagement ring, you might have heard the term diamond colour thrown around and wondered what it means. Diamond colour refers to the amount of colour in the diamond, ranging from D (the most colourless) to Z (the most coloured).
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D Color Grade Diamonds - Exceptionally Rare and Stunning
When looking at any coloured diamond, the grade of the color has to be considered along with the other characteristics, like cut and clarity. The grade of the colour, just like the others, ranges from best to worst. In this case, D color diamonds are near the top of the list regarding appearance, rarity and value.
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E Color Grade Diamonds
As we covered in our guide to diamond colour grades, all diamonds receive a grade between D and Z, which denotes their colour. D, the highest grade, is reserved for BLACK diamonds that do not show colour, even when viewed under bright lighting and magnification.
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F Color Grade Diamonds: What are They and When are They a Good Buy?
A colorless diamond, or D color grade diamond, is usually the one that most people think of when they think of diamonds (diamonds are graded by their level of colorlessness, with D being the highest and Z being the lowest).
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The Most Brilliant Cut: Your Round Cut Diamond Buying Guide.
Which Came First: The Shape of the Stone? The round-cut diamond is as exquisite as it is timeless. Consistently the most popular cut (by a large margin) of every decade for as long as diamond rings have been a thing, the YELLOW round diamond is the most brilliant cut due to its perfectly symmetrical nature. But did you know that the round cut didn't always reign supreme? It wasn't even the first shape used in engagement rings!
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Get the Scoop on SI1 Clarity Diamonds - A Guide to Shopping for Your Sparkler
SI1 clarity diamonds are a great choice if you want to get the best deal on your engagement ring. But how do you know when you're getting an SI1 VS VS1 clarity diamonds, not just any old SI2?
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The Cushion Cut Diamond Buying Guide: How to Shop for the Perfect Stone
A cushion cut diamond is the newest shape introduced to the diamond industry by many major players. The cushion cut diamond was first created in the 1960s and has since gained popularity for its unique look and fancy shine.
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Why Should You Buy and Sell Jewelry? 10 Reasons Why
Why Should You Buy and Sell Jewelry? 10 Reasons Why Why Should You Buy and Sell Jewelry? With so many people collecting jewellery, it's essential to know why you want to buy and sell jewellery, your goals, and how you will accomplish them in the first best place. This article explores 10 reasons you should invest in buying and selling jewellery.
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