Are you a fashion freak? Do you want to upgrade your style? Then you must read this.

Accessories are used to glamourise your overall appearance. No matter if its about dressing up for work every day or wearing some stacked chains for a girls’ lunch, wearing the right jewellery would instantly glam up your look.

If you want to keep yourself on the top of your jewellery game, it is mandatory to get some diamonds in your collection. Although these are expensive, but you can keep buying small pieces on a regular basis to build a collection.

Diamonds are one of the best jewellery where you can show off your royalty, style, and beauty all together. Now, let’s check out some the diamond jewellery pieces that you should absolutely have in your collection.

DIAMOND Earrings

Diamond earrings are fashionable and go well with every kind of outfit and occasions. Right from picking up a single diamond to getting earrings/studs that have multiple small diamonds stacked together, there are a lot of options you can pick from.

SOLO DIAMONDS;- Solo diamonds are used in pendants, rings, bracelet centres. The solo diamonds come in a variety of different shapes and sizes. So depending upon your preferences and budget, you can make a choice. If you simply talk about rings, you would find a variety of options in the market. Right from the colour choices to the rarely available raw diamonds, there is something available for every budget.

LOOSE DIAMONDS

You can select your preferred diamond shape and narrow down your options by filtering it based of the colour, clarity, certificate and the budget you are willing to invest. By having a good collection of these loose Diamonds you can use them to get different jewellery designed. In case you have a love for the neckpieces, you can maintain a collection of diamond pendants.

COLOURED DIAMONDS

You can pick diamonds based on their colour as well. Some of the most common options include black diamonds, traditional ‘glass’ diamonds, Brown diamonds, Red Diamonds, Yellow Diamonds, Blue Diamonds.

DIAMOND EARRINGS;- Drop earrings, Hoop earrings, studs of Diamonds. These are types in which girls look so pretty having Diamonds in.

CLARITY;-Clarity is the one to be checked before you buy diamond jewelry.

FL – Completely Flawless.

IF ;-Internally Flawless – The external flaws can be removed by further polishing.

VVS1 – VVS2;-Very Very Slightly Included – Only an expert can detect flaws.

VVS1;- clarity diamonds do not have any internal black marks. Then they also fall in the “No Dosham” or “No Black” category.

VS1 – VS2;- Very Slightly Included

SI1 – SI2;-Slightly Included – Flaws are readily visible with a 10X microscope.

I1 – I3;- (Included) – Flaws are eminently visible and can be found with the naked eye.

For a traditional outfit, a Necklace full of embedded diamonds gives a rich look.

Multi-lined or single lined diamond channeled rings give a more elegant look with the channeled setting.

“KNOW YOUR STYLE, BUY YOUR JEWELRY. SHOW OFF YOUR STYLE WITH ELEGANT DIAMONDS.”

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