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Gemstone &
Jewlery Guide

Jewelry guide

  • Caring for Your Dimond

    Proper care preserves the lasting beauty and brilliance of your precious gemstones. Avoid direct contact with perfumes, cosmetics, lotions, and harsh chemicals. After wearing, gently clean your jewelry with a soft cloth and use mild soap and warm water for occasional cleaning. Remove jewelry during swimming, showering, or daily activities to protect the gemstone and its setting.

  • Caring for Your Ruby
    A symbol of passion and strength, ruby is a durable gemstone known for its vivid color and exceptional brilliance. To preserve its beauty, avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, and cosmetics, and remove ruby jewelry before swimming, showering, or household cleaning. With proper care, your ruby will continue to shine for generations.
  • Caring for Your Sapphire

    A symbol of strength and timeless beauty, sapphire is one of the most durable gemstones, known for its exceptional brilliance and variety of colors. To preserve its beauty, avoid direct contact with perfumes, cosmetics, and harsh chemicals. Gently clean with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, and remove sapphire jewelry before swimming, showering, or household cleaning.

Gemstone guide

  • Fancy Color Diamond Clarity

    In fancy colored diamonds, the beauty and intensity of color are the most important factors in valuation, with clarity coming second. These diamonds are also graded according to GIA standards from FL to I3, but some natural inclusions are acceptable, especially in rare colors. Ultimately, what determines the true value of a fancy diamond is the harmony of color, clarity, cut, and brilliance; a combination that makes each gem unique and valuable.

  • Diamond
    A symbol of brilliance and strength, diamond is the hardest known natural material, rated 10 on the Mohs scale. Although exceptionally durable, diamonds still require proper care to maintain their sparkle - especially in everyday wear. Even the hardest gemstone can lose its sparkle without regular care. A clean diamond reflects light beautifully - maintaining its signature fire and brilliance with every wear.
  • Diamond

    A symbol of brilliance and strength, diamond is the hardest known natural material, rated 10 on the Mohs scale. Although exceptionally durable, diamonds still require proper care to maintain their sparkle - especially in everyday wear. Even the hardest gemstone can lose its sparkle without regular care. A clean diamond reflects light beautifully - maintaining its signature fire and brilliance with every wear.