Ct
Carat
One carat is 0.2 grams. Value rises faster than weight, especially at thresholds such as 1.00 ct.
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Natural diamonds
Formed in the Earth billions of years ago and graded by an independent laboratory. White and fancy colour diamonds in all standard shapes, for jewellers and custom jewellery.

Formation
Diamonds form deep in the Earth’s mantle under immense pressure and heat, and volcanic eruptions carry them to the surface. That is why every natural diamond is unique in its inclusions, colour and crystal shape.

From crystal to brilliant
The rough crystal is scanned, planned and cut to keep as much weight and return as much light as possible. Proportions, symmetry and polish are graded separately on the report.

Shapes and colours
Round brilliant, oval, princess, emerald and cushion cut, pear and marquise. Besides white diamonds, we offer rare natural fancy colours in yellow, pink, blue and green.
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Ct
One carat is 0.2 grams. Value rises faster than weight, especially at thresholds such as 1.00 ct.
D
A scale from D (colourless) to Z. Grades D, E and F are colourless, G to J near colourless.
IF
From FL and IF to I3, based on inclusions visible under 10x magnification.
EX
Proportions, symmetry and polish. The cut has the greatest effect on brilliance and fire.
Ethical sourcing
We source natural diamonds only from legitimate suppliers, in line with the Kimberley Process and the World Diamond Council System of Warranties.
Every stone comes with its report number, a laser inscription where present and a clear statement that the stone is natural.
Certificates
GIA
The strictest and most widely recognised diamond grading standard, especially for natural stones.
Verify a reportIGI
The most common report for lab-grown diamonds, stating the growth method.
Verify a reportHRD
A European laboratory in Antwerp with a long tradition in diamond grading.
HRD AntwerpFAQ
The four measures of a diamond’s value: carat, colour, clarity and cut. All four are stated on the GIA, IGI or HRD report.
The GIA, IGI or HRD report explicitly states natural origin. Check the report number on the laboratory website and compare it with the laser inscription on the girdle.
We do not give investment advice. For buyers who value lasting worth we recommend a natural stone with a GIA report and an excellent cut.
Contact
For questions about diamonds, gemstones, a partnership or custom jewellery, get in touch directly. We will be glad to help.