The scale for the diamond's cut quality shows how well the diamond reflects light. If the diamond's cut means that the light is reflected a lot, the diamond is perceived as very sparkling.
Grinding qualities : Ideal - Excellent - Very Good - Good - Fair - Poor.
The different shapes of the diamond
BRILLIANT (round)
Brilliant cut diamond is the most common diamond cut and the cut that most people choose for their wedding or engagement ring . Brilliant cut diamonds have a very beautiful luster with maximum light reflections.
Brilliant cut diamonds are usually round with 57 facets.
EMERALD (emerald/rectangular)
Emerald cut diamonds are rectangular with straight edges. This grinding has like small steps on the sides with a surface in the middle that is flat. Since this cut makes inclusions more visible, a high quality diamond should be chosen.
OVAL
Oval diamonds are timeless and give a pretty and elegant expression. The oval diamond has become increasingly popular for those who want a wedding or engagement ring with a different shape to the usual round. The oval diamond has the same fine cut and luster as round brilliant cut diamonds.
CUSHION (pillow)
The cushion cut diamond is square with rounded corners. Cushion cut diamonds are available with different cuts, the most common being Cusion Brilliant with the same cut as the round brilliant cut diamond.
PRINCESS (square)
Princess cut diamonds are square with sharp corners.
The cut is classic with many reflections and a beautiful luster.
Wedding and engagement rings from Mila Silver are mainly set with lab-grown diamonds.
Here we explain what is the difference between a lab-grown diamond and a natural diamond and what our diamond quality TWVS means.
Facts Lab grown diamonds
A lab-grown diamond is produced by recreating the natural formation of a diamond. A fragment of a natural diamond is used which is then subjected to pressure and high heat. This process is significantly shorter (weeks) and can be done anywhere in the world with few people involved.
The result is a traceable and conflict-free diamond with minimal impact on the environment.
A lab-grown diamond has the same physical, chemical and optical character as a natural diamond. The appearance, luster and quality are identical.
What is the difference between Lab grown diamond and Natural diamond
Natural diamonds are formed deep in the bedrock (160-200 km below the earth's surface) by compressing coal under high pressure and high heat. This process takes many millions of years.
The diamonds are dug up in countries such as Botswana, Canada and Russia and then cut and polished in Antwerp or India.
A lab-grown diamond is produced by recreating the natural formation of a diamond. A fragment of a natural diamond is used which is then subjected to pressure and high heat.
This process is significantly shorter (weeks) and can be done anywhere in the world with few people involved.
The result is a traceable and conflict-free diamond with minimal impact on the environment.
A lab-grown diamond has the same physical, chemical and optical character as a natural diamond.
About black diamonds
There are two types of black diamonds: Natural black diamonds, extremely rare and precious, and treated black diamonds. Treated or colored black diamonds are the most common type of diamond used in black diamond diamond jewelry. The diamond gets its color by irradiating natural diamonds. Natural diamonds that have many inclusions and are gray in color before treatment are often chosen.
Are black diamonds real diamonds?
Yes! Black diamonds are natural diamonds that are irradiated to get their dark color.
/ Mila Silver