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Basic properties Every rhombus has two diagonals connecting pairs of opposite vertices, and two pairs of parallel sides. Opposite angles of a rhombus have equal measure. The two diagonals of a rhombus are perpendicular; that is, a rhombus is an orthodiagonal quadrilateral.

Round cut diamonds

The cheapest diamond cuts that you can purchase are the Asscher diamond cut and the Emerald diamond cut. Asscher shapes and Emerald shapes are cheaper is because of two factors. When cutting the rough diamond, they lose more weight.

To group the colors based on prices the relatively affordable colored diamonds are grey, brown and fancy yellow. Going to mid ranging prices it can be an intense and vivid yellow diamonds and orange diamonds. A group higher in prices are pink, purple, violet, green and blue diamonds.

Rule of thumb: A 1-carat diamond can cost as low as $2,000 and as high as $25,000. That means a middle-of-the-range diamond should be $11,000 – $12,000. Sounds simple, but that is overpaying. A good value, good quality 1 carat diamond should cost you around $4,500 – $6,000.

New Delhi Diamond Rate Today

Several factors make it a good investment option as compared to gold. Size: The first and the most obvious advantage it has over gold is its size. Unlike gold bullions, diamonds don’t take a lot of room. These precious gemstones were used as a great means of money transfer since a long time ago.

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Get a glass full of water and simply drop your diamond into the glass. If the diamond is real, it will drop to the bottom of the glass due to the high density of the stone. If it’s a fake, it will float on the surface of the water.

Diamonds are Cut in such a way to maximize light, draw it in, and reflect it out so it sparkles like a billion stars in the sky. So the answer to the question is “No, Diamonds do NOT Sparkle in the dark! “ They need light (which is why Jewelry Stores have tons of it) and they need a Good Cut to really bring it out.

6) Newspaper/’Read-Through’ Effect If the diamond is real, its facets will refract the light in different directions, rather than in a straight line. Because of this refraction of light, you won’t be able to see clearly through the diamond and make out the letters on the paper.

Fluorescence in diamonds is the glow you might see when the diamond is under ultra-violet (UV) light (i.e. sunlight or black light). Approximately 30% of diamonds glow at least somewhat. 99% of the time, the glow is blue, but on rare occasions, diamonds glow white, yellow, green, or even red in color.

A diamond tester will only test positive for diamond and moissanite. Synthetic moissanite has been used as a gemstone only since the 1990s, so if your piece is from an earlier era, it’s definitely a diamond if it passes this test!

We use authentic 18 Karat Gold plating (PVD 5 times dipped) across our pieces with a solid base of either 316L stainless steel or brass. You can privately order with Solid 14 Karat Gold and Si1/VS1 diamonds if you have the budget. Don’t hesitate to order your favourites.

If LED lights up to the red zone with three periodic bees, the stone being tested is a diamond. If LED lights up only to the green and/or yellow zone, then the stone is a stimulate or non-diamond.