To help ensure a client selects the diamond/gold combination that is best for them, jewellers should consider approaching the process of ring selection from a different angle. Rather than starting with the gold or metal, ask clients to select their preferred natural colour diamond. From there, the colour of gold can be selected according to which nuances will bring out the best elements of the diamond(s).
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The price of blue, pink, and yellow diamonds continued to rise during the third quarter, according to the latest Fancy Color Diamond Index (FCDI) from the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF).
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Your client has found ‘the one’ and now it is time for the next big decision: choosing engagement and bridal jewellery. Much like vows, these pieces are forever, which makes the selection process all the more important. Perhaps your client hopes to make these eternal pieces as colourful as their personality by incorporating a natural colour diamond. How do you help them pick the right shade? What should you look for? Which colours are within their budget?
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The price of colour diamonds saw an increase in the past year, with pinks and blues leading the way.
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The price of blue, pink, and yellow diamonds continued to rise during the third quarter, according to the latest Fancy Color Diamond Index (FCDI) from the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF).
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For centuries, professionals in the diamond business have known how to make the most of melee, the unsung hero of jewellery making.
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Blue and pink diamonds outperformed yellows in terms of price during the second quarter, according to the latest Fancy Color Diamond Index (FCDI) from the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF).
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Fluorescence in diamonds refers to a stone’s tendency to emit a soft-colour glow under short or long waves of ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
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The Fancy Color Research Foundation reports a slight decrease—less than one per cent—for fancy colour diamonds in the past year.
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