We at Nuage Jewels want our customers to have the greatest possible flexibility and the very highest quality of natural diamonds, therefore we have chosen that all round brilliants are of excellent quality on
cutting, symmetry and polishing, this is called that a diamond is Triple Excellent Cut or that it is a Triple X diamond. There are a few jewelry companies that
provides this quality of craftsmanship in its standard range. Buying a Triple Excellent Cut diamond means you are buying the very best craftsmanship available. As the GIA does not yet grade the Cut grade on Fancy Cut diamonds, we have, according to our high standard, chosen to only buy in Fancy Cut diamonds with equivalent properties to our round brilliants and always Excellent in Polish and Symmetry.
All our diamonds, in all different shapes, are of the highest craftsmanship quality. This applies to all predetermined diamonds and all selectable diamonds of standard and premium quality. This also applies to all diamonds you ask us to select and buy for you that are not part of our selectable range. Furthermore, it applies
our very own Nuage Supreme Cut Diamond Series which are very rare and extraordinary diamonds that are among the absolute finest diamonds available
buy in the world. The Nuage Supreme Cut has very precise specifications on the symmetry of the diamond for absolutely outstanding diamonds with the best visual characteristics obtainable.
Nuage Jewels is, to our knowledge, the only jewelry company in the world that provides this very highest quality of diamonds in a selectable diamond assortment in predetermined sizes.
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GIA certified diamonds
GIA's comprehensive certification method is the certification method for diamonds that has the highest reputation in the world, it is considered to maintain a high standard and it is the method that is used to the greatest extent today. An example of GIA's higher quality can be said that a diamond that received the color F in a GIA certification may have received the color D in another certification, it is therefore easier to get a higher specification with other certifications, hence it is not possible to compare diamonds that are certified by GIA with diamonds that are certified by other methods. Diamonds certified by GIA naturally usually have a higher price tag due to this reliability and quality difference.
The 4Cs of the diamond
Color
The diamond's colorlessness is valued higher than a non-colorless diamond where a yellow color is considered the least valuable. Diamonds with the rarest colors are valued significantly higher than colorless diamonds, for example naturally pink diamonds from Australia that can cost up to one million Australian dollars per carat.
Clarity
Clarity is another important factor in determining the value of a diamond. Clarity refers to the absence of inclusions and blemishes in a diamond. Diamonds formed deep within the earth, under extreme heat and pressure, often contain unique birthmarks, either internal (inclusions) or external (beauty spots).
The GIA has developed a clarity scale for diamonds. The clarity scale has 6 categories with a total of 11 specific degrees. These grades range from Flawless (FL), where no inclusions or blemishes are visible to a skilled judge at 10x magnification, to Included (I1, I2 and I3), where the inclusions are apparent under 10x magnification and can affect transparency and brilliance.
Diamonds with inclusions can affect the diamond's light properties and a diamond with a lower grade of clarity, usually listed from SI and below, can be perceived as dark as light cannot travel through the diamond and reflect the light as intended.
A diamond's clarity directly determines how the diamond is perceived. A clarity level of VS is usually considered a standard level while the higher ones
the levels VVS, IF and FL are considered more exclusive diamonds.
In order to avoid that the diamonds we sell are perceived as dark or have poor light properties, as standard we only sell diamonds with a quality higher than VS2. We also have diamonds with clarity VVS1 as well as FL, which is the absolute highest quality of clarity obtainable.
Grinding (Cut)
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Carat (Carat)
Diamond weight is measured in carats. A carat is equal to 0.2 grams, about as heavy as a paper clip. Larger diamonds are rarer and cost more per carat than a smaller diamond of the same quality of color, clarity and cut.
The choice of diamond size in a piece of jewelery is individual and depends on a number of different factors. A better quality diamond is always preferable to a larger diamond as the diamond's light properties are what get the diamond's attention.
Anatomy of the Diamond
The anatomy of the diamond is about all the physical parts and dimensions of the diamond and how they relate to each other. Each part and its proportions are important for the diamond's light properties. Luminous properties refer to a diamond's "fire", "sparkle", and "brightness", which is achieved through perfect symmetry and polishing, which is what has the greatest impact on how a diamond is perceived.
Lab grown diamonds
CVD diamonds, or Chemical Vapor Deposition diamonds, are synthetic diamonds created in a laboratory. the manufacturing process
involves placing diamond seeds in a vacuum chamber where they are exposed to a mixture of hydrocarbon gas at moderate pressures and temperatures.
Advantages of CVD diamonds:
They are ethically produced, which means that no mining is required and there is no risk of human rights being violated during the manufacturing process.
They have the same physical and chemical properties as natural diamonds.
We provide lab grown diamonds over 1.30mm in size. All lab grown diamonds over 0.50 Carat are certified by IGI with a diamond report. If you as a customer want a GIA certificate for your lab-grown diamond, or if you want to get a smaller diamond (down to 0.2 Ct) certified, just contact us.
