Ask deBebians for Help with Choosing a Loose Diamond
A post shared by deBebians Fine Jewelry (@deBebians) on Jan 4, 2017 at 12:03pm PST When searching for that perfect diamond for your engagement ring (or necklace, earrings, etc…), be...
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Helpful Jewelry Education from deBebians
Under the Jewelry Education link at the top of our homepage, you’ll find a tremendous amount of super, helpful information. This info will come in handy throughout your process of...
What to Do If Your Diamond Ring Has Been Stolen or Lost
A few weeks ago, I was informed that my customers experienced a robbery and had lost their diamond ring. I was shocked and very upset as it is never good...
Everything You Need to Know about Oval Diamonds
Shape Shape is very important when evaluating an oval diamond. There is a wide range of possible shapes from a slightly more rounded oval to a very skinny and long...
Types of Diamonds
Most people categorize natural diamonds as either white or fancy colored. People assume that if a diamond is almost entirely made up of the single element carbon, then they are...
Comparing Diamond Cuts: Brilliant vs. Step
The photo on the left shows Style # HE72 with a round brilliant cut center diamond. The photo on the right shows Style # HE239, which features emerald cut diamonds...
Fun and Interesting Diamond Facts That You Should Know
There are so many unique diamond facts that it’s understandable why they have been adored by people for centuries. Diamonds are not just rare or strong, but they are an...
How To Buy A Diamond: A Guide from a GIA Graduate Gemologist
Learn how to buy a diamond online from a GIA graduate gemologist that has over 13 years of experience. Once you decide you are going to propose with a diamond...
Diamond Education – The Diamond Pipeline
The path that a diamond travels begins with its formation deep within the earth, then is mined and cut into finished jewelry, and then sold to the public. The long...
Measuring Diamond Brilliance, Fire, and Scintillation
When shopping for a diamond, you will experience an overwhelming amount of gemological terms that can be used to describe a diamond’s beauty. Sparkle, fire, brilliance; sometimes these words can...
What is Diamond Fluorescence?
Fluorescence is a naturally occurring phenomenon in diamonds where a diamond will illuminate when exposed to UV light. Diamond fluorescence is graded from none to very strong and can vary...
Diamond Education – What is Length to Width Ratio?
There are two diamond cuts that I find the length to width ratio to be a common topic of conversation– cushion and radiant cut diamonds. Unlike a square princess or...
Can a Diamond Chip or Break?
Can a diamond chip or break? The answer may surprise you!! If enough pressure is put onto a diamond, it can break and/or chip. Many customers that I speak with...
Creating a Balance Between Diamond Color and Clarity…
Clarity refers to the number and type of inclusions located within a diamond and is measured under 10X magnification. There are eleven different clarity grades including flawless, internally flawless (IF),...
Why are Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds So Expensive?
Round brilliant cut diamonds command the highest price per carat compared to all other diamond cuts because a diamond cutter loses more diamond rough in order to yield a 1.00ct...
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