Lovediamonds
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Lovedamonds is an established UK diamond and gemstone jewellery business based in Essex. Established in 1957, we specialise in DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, DIAMOND EARRINGS, DIAMOND PENDANTS, most available in PLATINUM, 9CT WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD, and 18CT WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD. 
Diamond ResourcesDIAMONDS form in the ground about one hundred and fifty miles beneath the earth's crust. In exteremely high temperatures, mineral carbon is crushed under the weight of the rock to form crystals. Subsequently volcanic activity pushes the crystals to the sufrace of the earth where the rock is mined to reveal the diamonds. Diamonds that adorn ENGAGEMENT RINGS are individually unique beacuse of the cut, clarity, colour and because of the inclusions. During the creation of the diamonds, minute features develop within the stone comprising of carbon and minerals and micro fractures. Diamonds are sized by CARATS and it is thought that the word derives from carob seeds to which diamonds were originallly compared by weight. Carob seeds are particularly uniform in size and weigh 0.20gr. Therefore a carat is equivalent to 0.20gr. DIAMOND RINGS come in all sizes and shapes. They are a very much a personal chice and typically adorned with a classic cut diamond, set in a four claw setting on a gold or platinum band. The price of a diamond ring is determined by the size of the stone whih is measured in carats. Diamond rings are often complemented with beautiful coloured gemstones such as rubies, emeralds, sapphires. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS are typically adorned with a classic cut diamond set in gold or platinum. The setting in most diamond engagement rings is designed to allow the light to refract through the many facets of cut diamonds. Some diamond engagement rings have diamonds that are cut so that can be supported by four claws, a design choice by the diamond cutter that allows a higher level of light to refract through the stones. An important factor when buying diamond engagement rings is how well the diamonds are cut and polished. Engagement rings achieve their sparkle thanks to the skill of a the diamond cutter. The brilliance of the sparkle, the coloured fire within the stones and the bounce of the light from facet to facet, all combine to give engagement rings a unique quality.Gemstone ResourcesAMETHYST is a purple variety of quartz and was during Greek & Roman times used to protect against drunkeness. Amethysts are mainly found in the USA, Brazil and S.Korea. An amethyst can be given to celebrate a 4th, 6th and 17th Wedding Anniversary. AQUAMARINE is a transparent variety of Beryl and can be found most commonly in Africa, Russia, Sri Lanka and Brazil. Aquamarines can be given for the 16th and 19th Wedding Anniversary. BLUE TOPAZ is admired for its pure transparent quality. Its name is derived from the Greek word TOPAZIOS, an Island in the red Sea. Topaz can be given on the 4th, 9th or 23rd Wedding Anniversary. EMERALDS coming from the Sankrit word meaning GREEN are commonly found in Africa, Brazil, India and Russia. The rare TRAPICHE emerald found in some areas of Columbia command the highest prices. SAPPHIRES are a variety of the mineral CORUNDUM and when found with other trace elements can be found in almost any colour. Most popular is the BLUE SAPPHIRE which found in Africa, Asia and Australia. RUBIES vary from light pink to red in colour and are commonly found in Africa, Asia and Australia. Commonly given to celebrate a 40th Wedding Annivsary. TANZANITE is an extraordiary gemstone. It occurs in only one place in the world. Its blue, surrounded by a fine hint pf purple is a wonderful colour. Thanks to its unusual aura and help of the New Yorks jeweller's Tiffany, it has rapidly become ome of the most coveted gemstones in the world. It is named after the East Afrian state of Tanzania, the only place in the world where it can be found. On its discovery in 1967 it was celebrated by the specialists as the gemstone of the 20th century. The deep blue of the TANZANITE is fantastic and runs from ultramarine blue to light violet-blue. The most coveted colour is a blue surrounded by delicate hint of purple which has a particular wonderful effect in sizes of over 10 carats. A TANZANITE will continue to fascinate with its unusual captivating aura.
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