Jeremy Fleming Diamond Flip Chart
THe Diamond Journey UNDERSTANDING, SELECTING AND CREATING YOUR DREAM JEWELLERY.
- Page 2 and 3: Overview THE DIAMOND JOURNEY 1. Cho
- Page 4 and 5: Cut Cut refers to the angles and pr
- Page 6 and 7: Carat Weight The industry determine
- Page 8 and 9: Clarity SI1 SI2 I1
- Page 10 and 11: Shape Shape refers to the outline o
- Page 12 and 13: Choosing Your Favourite Ring SETTIN
- Page 14 and 15: Metal Types 9ct & 18ct are the Aust
- Page 16: After Care Service Although cleanin
THe <strong>Diamond</strong> Journey<br />
UNDERSTANDING, SELECTING AND CREATING<br />
YOUR DREAM JEWELLERY.
Overview<br />
THE DIAMOND JOURNEY<br />
1. Choose your diamond<br />
2. Choose your desired ring design<br />
3. Choose your wedding ring<br />
4. After care service
Understanding the Four C ’s<br />
Cut<br />
Clarity<br />
Colour<br />
Carat Weight
Cut<br />
Cut refers to the angles and proportions of a diamond.<br />
Cut represents a diamond’s ability to reflect light.<br />
The lower the cut grade, the less the diamond will sparkle.
Colour<br />
The most desirable white diamonds are those that have the least amount of colour.<br />
Quite often however white diamonds will have a tint of yellow or brown.<br />
White diamond colour can be divided into five categories:<br />
GIA<br />
COLOUR<br />
SCALE<br />
D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z<br />
COLOURLESS NEAR COLOURLESS FAINT VERY LIGHT LIGHT
Carat Weight<br />
The industry determines the size of a diamond by weight, measured in carats.<br />
The industry weighs smaller diamonds using a point system,<br />
with every 100 points being equal to 1 carat.<br />
Carat Weights to Size<br />
0.25ct 0.50ct 0.75ct 1.00ct 1.50ct 2.00ct 3.00ct 4.00ct 5.00ct
Clarity<br />
This relates to the marks of non-crystallised carbon called<br />
‘inclusions’ found within the diamond.<br />
IF VVS VS
Clarity<br />
SI1 SI2 I1
Clarity Comparisons<br />
When selecting our <strong>Diamond</strong>s we reject 100 <strong>Diamond</strong>s for every 1 we buy.<br />
Our selected SI2<br />
Our rejected SI2<br />
Same labratory, same grade (SI2).<br />
Be confident that we will always select you the best stone in each category.
Shape<br />
Shape refers to the outline of a diamond.<br />
The industry determines the size of a diamond by weight, measured in carats.<br />
The industry weighs smaller diamonds using a point system, with every 100<br />
points being equal to 1 carat.<br />
ROUND<br />
CUSHION<br />
PRINCESS<br />
ASSCHER CUT<br />
TRILLIANT<br />
HEART<br />
PEAR BAGUETTE RADIANT<br />
EMERALD<br />
OVAL<br />
MARQUISE
Choosing the Perfect <strong>Diamond</strong> For You<br />
GIA CERTIFIED COLLECTION<br />
GIA<br />
CERTIFIED<br />
Our parameters<br />
0.50ct G/SI <strong>Diamond</strong><br />
Solitaire Ring
Choosing Your Favourite Ring<br />
SETTING STYLES<br />
CLAW SET<br />
There are many subtle variations in<br />
the number of claws we incorporate<br />
in a design.<br />
BEZEL SET<br />
Widely considered the most suitable<br />
setting for people who wish to wear<br />
their ring in physically demanding<br />
conditions.<br />
CORNER SET<br />
Where the pointed corners of a<br />
<strong>Diamond</strong> are secured to provide<br />
optimum light refraction through the<br />
stone.<br />
TENSION SET<br />
The diamond is placed in an opening of<br />
the ring and held in place by pressure<br />
exerted from the ends.<br />
HALO SETTING<br />
Smaller diamonds set with fine<br />
claws surround the feature centre<br />
diamond making a spectacular<br />
sparkling statement in style. The halo<br />
can be adapted to virtually any cut<br />
of diamond and the centre stone<br />
can be claw or bezel set.<br />
FLOWER CLUSTER<br />
Elegantly beautiful and a flower-like<br />
balance between the featured centre<br />
stone and surrounding claw set brilliant<br />
cut diamonds.
Design your Dream Ring<br />
WE TURN YOUR DREAMS INTO REALITY
Metal Types<br />
9ct & 18ct are the Australian standard gold weights.<br />
YELLOW GOLD<br />
The natural colour<br />
of gold in it’s<br />
purest form.<br />
ROSE GOLD<br />
Rose Gold is<br />
comprised of natural<br />
yellow gold,<br />
copper and silver.<br />
WHITE GOLD<br />
White gold is<br />
comprised of natural<br />
yellow gold & at least one<br />
white metal, usually nickel,<br />
manganese or palladium.<br />
It requires periodic<br />
Rhodium Plating<br />
applications to<br />
maintain its shine.<br />
PLATINUM<br />
Platinum is its own<br />
metal completely<br />
separate from gold. It<br />
is stronger and more<br />
durable.
Choosing Your Wedding Ring<br />
Your wedding ring will be custom selected or made to fit<br />
perfectly with your engagement ring.<br />
BEAD SET<br />
CLAW SET<br />
CHANNEL SET
After Care Service<br />
Although cleaning at home is a good option, it<br />
is important to have your pieces professionally<br />
cleaned at least once a year to bring them back to<br />
their original state.<br />
It is also very important for a jeweller to assess your<br />
diamond jewellery for any signs of wear and tear<br />
and identify any loose stones before they fall out.