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1.Diamond Type

Lab Grown 

2.Diamond Shape

Pear/Round 

3.Total Carat Weight

1.05 Ct Center Diamond

0.50 Ct Side Diamond 

4.Diamond Color

F-G

5.Diamond Clarity

VVS-VS

6.Treatment

Not Enhanced

7.Total Gold Weight

 8-8.5 Gm

8.Metal Purity

14KT

9.Metal

Yellow,Rose,White Gold


Company Profile
Arin Luxury Co manufacturing Natural and Lab Grown Diamonds and Jewellery in the International market. We have a wide range of Natural and Lab Grown diamonds sizes from -2, +2 -6.5(star), +6.5-11(melee), 1/5, ¼ in parcel goods, and 0.30 to 8ct in Certified Round Shape, Pear, Marquise, Oval, Emerald , Cushion, Radiant, Heart and Asscher cut. We also have fancy color like blue, green, pink, and yellow in lab grown diamonds.

Deciding on the right Diamond Shape can feel overwhelming, considering the options. The diamond shapes to choose are Round, Princess, Emerald, Asscher, Cushion, Radiant, Pear, Oval, Marquise, and Heart. The shape of the diamond refers to its cut. The cut is the overall geometry involving the facets and proportion of the diamond.

Cutting a diamond involves an array of skills, craftsmanship, and ground breaking technology. A diamond cutter has to be
meticulous in cutting a diamond to bring out its unique beauty and sparkle. Our guide will take a deep dive into how to choose the right diamond shape for you or your fiancé. Let us begin our plan to sweep you or your partner right off your/their feet.

First, determine the purpose of your purchase. Are you seeking a diamond pendant as a gift, a stunning diamond ring for an engagement, or a diamond piece as a gift for yourself? Pick a diamond that reflects the personality and style of the wearer. Let?s
talk about different diamonds and what they say before you decide!


Diamond color information

The vast majority of diamonds sold in jewelry have a color that varies from a perfect colorless to a slight hint of yellow. The
degrees of white are graded on a scale from D (most colorless) to Z (most yellow-tinted). This information on the degree of white
of a stone, which is very important when buying a diamond, is noted and indicated on the certificates of quality and authenticity
issued by the GIA, HRD and IGI laboratories.


DIAMOND JEWELRY MANUFACTURING PROCESS

  1. DESIGNING
  2. CAD/CAM
  3. MODEL MAKING
  4. RUBBER MOULD
  5. WAXING / WAX TREE
  6. CASTING
  7. GRINDING
  8. FILING / ASSEMBLY AND PRE POLISHING
  9. METAL SETTING
  10. POLISHING
  11. RHODIUM PLATING
  12. QUALITY CONTROL

DIAMOND MANUFACTURING PROCESS


A great deal of planning, patience, wisdom and experience goes into transforming the world?s hardest material into the beautiful diamonds. Diamond cutting is the art, skill and, increasingly, science of changing a diamond from a rough stone into a faceted gem. Diamond cutting requires specialized knowledge, tools, equipment, and techniques because of its extreme hardness.
1. Planning
Diamond manufacturers analyze diamond rough from an economic perspective, with two objectives guiding decisions about how a
faceted diamond will be cut. The first objective is that of maximum return on investment for the piece of diamond rough. The
second is how quickly the finished diamond can be sold.
There are many details that must be considered when planning to cut the diamond, such as, size, shape, cleavage planes and
inclusions. The goal of the diamond cutter is to have the most carat weight possible at the lowest production cost, while having
the best cut. Scanning devices are used to get 3-dimensional computer models of the rough stone. Also, inclusions are photographed
and placed on the 3D model, which is then used to find an optimal way to cut the stone. If the diamond is incorrectly marked by
even a fraction of a millimeter, the result can be a difference of thousands of dollars! Another risk is cleaving the diamond in
an improper position, resulting in the diamond shattering and becoming worthless.
2. Cleaving
Cleaving refers to splitting a stone along its grain by striking it. A rough stone is cleaved if there are conspicuous defects
and/or inclusions which would prevent it from being made into a single gemstone. Cleavage is the tendency of crystalline materials
to split along definite planes. Due to its atomic structure, a diamond can be cleaved in four directions parallel to each of the
four octahedron crystal faces. Cleaving is a critical step as a mistake by the ?cleaver? could shatter the stone.
3. Sawing
A stone-cutting saw is a thin disk made of phosphor bronze. As the saw blade rotates it continues to pick up or ?recharge? itself
with diamond dust which is the cutting agent. It can take several hours for the saw blade to cut through a 1ct rough diamond.
4. Bruting
Bruting is the process whereby two diamonds are set onto spinning axles turning in opposite directions, which are then set to
grind against each other to shape each diamond into a round shape. This can also be known as girdling. The bruting process is only
necessary for round brilliant diamonds; fancy cut stones need a different preparation.
5. Polishing
Polishing is the name given to a process whereby the facets are cut onto the diamond and final polishing is performed. The process
involves the steps of blocking, faceting, and polishing.


Order Processing

  1. INQUIRE
  2. REPLY
  3. DEAL
  4. PAYMENT
  5. PRODUCTION
  6. TEST
  7. PACKING
  8. SHIPPING
  9. DELIVERY
  10. RECEIVING
  11. LONG CO-OPERATIONS 


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