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Bought yourself a new diamond ring and worried if it will lose its spark someday? Well, we can understand your concern. Diamonds are the finest gems that are very close to the heart of a female. But unlike clothes and bags that can be replaced easily, diamond jewellery cannot be replaced easily. For the very obvious reason for its high price and the emotional value it has. So, it better to keep the ones you have safe and bright. To help you keep the sparkle of your brand new diamond ring or jewellery intact, here is a list of few suggestions recommended by   wholesale designerjewellery distributors   in India. Have a look at them! 1. Avoid Touching It Regularly : Every-time you touch diamond jewellery with your hands, some of the oil produced naturally on the human skin gets transferred to the shining gem. Over time, the deposition of a layer of oil can take away the shine from your diamond jewellery. So, to keep the lustre of your diamond jewellery intact, avoid tou...

Till now, you must have heard about large diamonds making headlines. They always stand out for their sparkle, rarity, and value. Big diamonds capture much of the attention in the markets. On the other hand, small diamonds don’t get much fame as they are more common and more accessible to buyers. But, what everyone doesn’t know is the way in which a small diamond is planned and produced. Often used as accent stones, these diamonds are known as Melee diamonds. According to fine jewellery wholesalers , there lies an incredible ingenuity and technical accuracy behind the production of small diamonds. The smaller the diamond piece, the more work it takes during its production. So, let’s have a look at how these melee diamonds are produced. Making of Small Diamonds   Before heading to the production method, let's have a look at how small a diamond can be. Diamonds in a smaller section can be tiny to the naked eyes. For instance, a 5-point diamond is just 1/20 th of a carat....

The thing about finished diamonds is that they look worlds apart from the state in which they were extracted or mined. There is a lot of work that goes into creating the most perfect diamond and making it look absolutely flawless. According to the biggest Diamond manufacturers in hong kong , most of this work goes into giving the best cut to the diamond. This ‘cut’ is defined as the way a particular diamond is shaped so as to let more light enter inside the diamond, causing more internal reflections and making the diamond look much more beautiful.  Cuts basically represent the facets that are shaped into the crown (top), pavilion (bottom), and the girdle (middle) of the diamond in order to give it a shape and let light enter at specific angles. As an overall effect of this cut, the diamond not only gets a certain shape but also a certain quality of shine to it. And the latest trend in these diamond cuts are the heart and arrows diam...

Diamonds made in the laboratory with the same chemical composition as a natural diamond are called synthetic diamonds. These synthetic diamonds look exactly like the natural diamonds; they have the same clarity and fluorescence. Earlier these diamonds were used only for industrial purpose but they are now produced to be used in the manufacturing of jewellery as well. Some of the Jewellery distributors in Hong Kong have special equipment's to identify a synthetic diamond which otherwise is really difficult to be identified through naked eyes. Synthetic diamonds can be made in weeks which is far less time than natural diamonds, which takes years to form. There are two major techniques used to manufacture synthetic diamonds: - High pressure and High temperature (HPHT ): - The HPHT technique is the most commonly used techniques to manufacture diamonds. Just like natural diamonds, synthetic diamonds are put under the artificially created condition of high pressure and tem...

The gems and jewellery market has grown swiftly through centuries around the world. Over time, it seems to be hitting multiple dimensions including sustainability. But, the concept of producing responsible jewellery is not new, and it is common to see sustainable jewellery all around. Sustainability is curial in the jewellery industry because every stage in the supply chain starts from the ground. Whether it is about precious metal or the gemstone, all are found deep in the ground. To address the appalling lapses in ethical standards such as child labour and environment deterioration, more and more  diamond jewelry wholesale distributors   give emphasis to sustainability. Sustainability must be embraced by the jewellery industry to create long-term value, to foster longevity, maintain ecological balances. The younger generation has also become a thoughtful buyer and i nit iatives have sprung up to bring up sustainability in every industry in a more credible way incl...

Gems and Jewellery have always had a special place in Indian society ever since civilisation emerged in the country. The desire to adorn and decorate oneself can be considered as one of the prime reasons for the growth and development of the jewellery market in India. The processing, manufacturing, and selling of precious stones such as gold, diamond, and sapphire are all carried out at a large scale since a few decades. Indian craftsmanship and variety are also recognised worldwide, and there is a large market for wholesale diamonds in India . Indian Jewellery has progressed through time and history and is changing even today. So, here is a compilation of some of the entrancing facts about Jewellery in India: India being a "gem-bearing" country has enticed many traders, travellers , and invader alike for thousands of years. Today, India has accounted for approximately 800 tonnes of gold consumption annually, 600 tonnes of which is used for jewellery making....

What is a birthstone? A birthstone is basically a gemstone designated to a particular zodiac sign according to the date of birth of the person. These birthstones can also be found as a part of the exquisite wholesale designer jewellery India . They are generally believed to bring in prosperity and good luck in a person’s life. Each birthstone comes with its own story, history and relevance. Since the ancient times and even till today, these gemstones have managed to create a place in the minds and hearts of people. Amethyst is the February Birthstone. It belongs to the silicon dioxide or Quartz family. This stone comes in various shades of bluish violet and violet colors. Amethyst is a quite popular gemstone. This is a naturally occurred gemstone and comes with a hexagonal crystal design. Amethyst gemstone deposits are found in countries like Russia, India, USA, Madagascar, Brazil, etc. Benefits of Amethyst Gemstone        Amethyst is considered a...