APPRECIATION TO THE JEWELLERY MAKERS IN THE WORLD'S ECONOMIC CRISIS

In the Jewellery market man required lots of money and forex reserves for making amazing types of jewellery. It is very expensive and difficult for jewellers to continue to making gold, diamond, platinum and find more and more thing in this jeweler world. In the economic crisis it damage all fields money become honey but amazingly jewellery makers (jewelers) continue their effort in this crisis. I appreciated to all jewelers. Money is very important in all field specially jewellery, because gold, diamond and platinum wants money, jewelers want money, and other expenses want money. So, my dear jewelers I solute to you and hats off to you.

MOST USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT DIAMOND

Diamond is one the expensive and unreachable metal in the world. We use diamond as a jewellery wearing and now I post some useful and amazing information about diamond like color combination, clarity of diamond, carat weight of diamond and cut of diamond etc.

COLOR Diamonds range in color from colorless to yellow. Even though most diamonds appear colorless to the untrained eye, the majority of diamonds contain traces of yellow or brown. The closer the stone is to colorless, the more valuable the diamond.

Clarity Most diamonds contain very tiny natural birthmarks known as inclusions. However, the fewer and smaller the inclusions are, the less likely they will interfere with the passage of light through the diamond, and the more beautiful the diamond will be. Diamond is nature's material that is most capable of producing a maximum amount of brilliance. A diamond that is free of both inclusions and surface blemishes is very rare and therefore more valuable.

Carat Weight This is the weight of the diamond measured in carats. One carat is divided into 100 'points', so that a diamond of 75 points weighs 0.75 carats. Carat weight is the easiest of the 4 C's to determine. But two diamonds of equal weight can have very unequal value, depending on their cut, color and clarity.
Cut Diamond cutting techniques have been refined since the fifteenth century when master craftsmen passed down their art form from generation to generation. Today, the finest diamond cutting still occurs in the hands of a skilled craftsman. Cut determines the fire and brilliance of the diamond. If the diamond is cut with just the right proportions and at certain precise angles, the stone's ability to reflect and refract light will be maximized. When a round diamond is cut to ideal proportions, light will bounce freely within the diamond, and reflect back out of the crown without escaping through the opposite side or the bottom of the stone. The skill and experience of the diamond cutter will determine the stone's brilliance and scintillation.

The diamond jewellery is best for rich person who buy it very easy but it is not made for poor people. I think when we buy diamond jewellery take care of its facts, information and facts.