Diamond Jewellery

With three simple steps, you can create jewellery that's entirely unique to you. Choose a diamond shape for the centre of your piece and determine the overall design. Besides diamond earrings, you can now design diamond necklaces as well.

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Diamond Earrings

Stud earrings are typically among the most fashionable and well-liked. Most individuals wear studs when they first get their ears pierced

Diamond Halo Earrings

This traditional pair of diamond halo earrings is appropriate for any occasion, from everyday wear to special occasions.

Diamond Pendants

Necklaces come in a variety of styles. Unlike diamond rings, which require a specific finger size, pendants make an easy gift.

Diamond Halo Pendants

Elegant, opulent, and sophisticated. The halo pendant was created for those who enjoy glitz and glam. A timeless, wear-forever style, available in a variety of diamond shapes.

Diamond Bracelets

The Flexi-I-ink collection of diamond line bracelets demonstrate fine diamonds in a smooth, flexible claw, rub-over, and finesse setting offered in various different metals.

PLATINUM VS WHITE GOLD

We receive many weekly inquiries on the distinctions between Platinum and White Gold, so we've chosen to break it down for you. At first look, these two precious metals may appear identical, but we've outlined some of the most significant advantages and disadvantages for each below.

Colour of Platinum vs White Gold
Although the hues of platinum and white gold are somewhat similar, they are not identical, as you can see for yourself by comparing them. White gold is somewhat more silvery than platinum, which is more grey. Both are lovely complements to white diamonds, but they shouldn't be combined in an engagement ring/wedding ring combination. Stay constant with the metal you chose, otherwise they will not appear to be complementary (especially over time).

White gold consists of yellow gold with another white metal (often silver, nickel, or palladium). Therefore, there is no such thing as white gold in its purest form. It must be re-dipped every few years to maintain its white colour and lustre; otherwise, it will begin to return to the colour of its primary component, yellow gold. Despite appearances, this is a straightforward and affordable technique.

Naturally, platinum has a grayish-white hue. Platinum must contain at least 90-95% platinum in order to be sold as platinum. If it is less than that, it will be offered as a platinum alloy. In contrast to white gold, platinum's colour will not fade to a yellowish hue with time, but its lustrous sheen will gradually transform into a satin-like appearance (which makes the diamond appear even brighter!). If you like a glossy appearance, a skilled jeweller may polish platinum to restore its original lustre.

Price
Clearly, cost is a major consideration when choosing an engagement ring setting. White gold is less costly than platinum because it is more abundant and extracted more frequently (only 160 tonnes of platinum are mined annually compared to 1,500 tonnes of gold). Platinum is also more dense than gold, thus a ring made of platinum will be substantially heavier than one made of gold. Therefore, it makes logical that a white gold setting costs around half as much as a comparable platinum setting. Depending on your priorities, it may make sense to use white gold for the setting and invest the money saved on the setting in a more valuable centre stone.

Composition
As previously said, platinum is heavier than gold and possesses remarkable durability. This influences more than simply the cost of the ring; you must also consider if the future bride prefers a lighter or heavier ring. This is a matter of personal preference; therefore, we recommend that you try on a variety of garments to see which one is most comfortable. Some like a light ring because it is simpler to get used to wearing it, but others prefer a larger band because it seems more solid.

Most white gold engagement rings are available in 14K or 18K gold. 14K gold is approximately 58% pure, whereas 18K gold is 75% pure. The greater the karat number, the more pure the gold, yet the less durable the metal. 24k gold is 100% gold, but it is far too malleable to be used in jewellery. 14K will cost somewhat less than 18K, but it will be more durable. 14K or 18K is a consideration, depending on your preferences, however all of our jewellery is manufactured from 18k.

History and Now
Gold has always represented riches, divinity, and knowledge. Gold is also widely regarded as the traditional material for engagement and wedding rings. Since gold does not tarnish over time, it represents the couple's unbreakable vows.

Although gold is frequently associated with the highest honour, platinum appears to be the new emblem of riches and prosperity. Platinum status is superior than gold status on an airline, for example. In a sense, platinum has replaced gold.

Whether you pick white gold or platinum, you will make the greatest option if you are knowledgeable about the benefits and downsides of each material. Hopefully, this has provided you with piece of mind and prompted you to consider certain factors prior to choosing one of these precious metals. As always if you have any questions about platinum vs white gold feel free to contact us [email protected]