Let your Diamond steal the show for you

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Diamonds are said to be a woman’s best friend. They love diamond-like they love no one else.  Diamond jewelry in today’s era comes in a lot of variety, for your every need and desire, we at Entice Hong Kong can suggest diamonds for your every mood and occasion.

Different Sizes, and it matters

Diamonds come in a lot of sizes. The biggest diamond as of now is The Cullinan Diamond (3,106.75 carats) sourced from the mines of South Africa. The larger the diamond, the greater the price you will have to pay for it. Diamond is a lifetime possession, so we at Entice suggest you check the size which suits you and your budget.

Color Variations

Diamonds can be found in a variety of colors from steel gray, white, blue, yellow, orange, red, green, pink to purple, brown, and black. Colored diamonds are eye-catching and beautiful; the price of colored diamonds depends on the rarity of their color, rare the diamond is more than the price. Most affordable colored diamonds are black, brown, and yellow, whereas red, pink, violet are said to be the rarest and most expensive forms of diamonds.

Clarity of Diamonds

Diamond price and quality depend on the clarity of the diamond. If it's flawless it’s expensive and better, and if it has blemishes, the price drops.

Diamond-Cut

At Entice we believe that diamond cut is yet another aspect which you must check before buying the diamond. There are lots of cuts available in the market. You must check which cut suits your personality and most importantly your pocket.

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