hamiddetecting
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- Sovereign GT and Excalibur II, Whites, Garrett, Fisher, Alert, MD,Cscope,Tesoro, Compas, XP, Long Rs
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- All Treasure Hunting
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These gold rings are 18K.
Mysteries Of Pink Diamonds:
Natural fancy pink diamonds are fascinating to diamond lovers and collectors. How darling are these exquisite gems? Queen Elizabeth II and Victoria Beckham are well-known pink diamond lovers. A flower brooch encrusted with a 23.6 carat pink diamond is one of the queen’s beloved items and fashion icon Mrs. Beckham possesses a luxurious pink diamond engagement ring.
However, how much do you know about natural fancy pink diamonds? How does the pink color form? Why the price of pink stones keeps breaking records? These questions may draw your attention.
For the natural formation of a pink diamond, it has always been a question for scientists and jewelry connoisseurs what causes the pink coloring in a diamond.
Owing to the limited gemological information about pink diamonds, what is known is that unlike other natural fancy color diamonds, the pink color is not due to foreign trace elements trapped inside the diamond’s structure. Natural pink diamonds obtain their color from light reflected along growth planes. Disturbances during the growth process create graining planes (also called grain lines) that bend light and produce a pink hue, which in turn reflects throughout the gemstone. The stronger the graining, the stronger the color of the diamond and more valuable the gem is.
The price of natural fancy pink diamonds is rocketing time and again. The latest record-breaking sale came just last November when a famous jeweler paid approximately US$45.6 million for a 24.78-carat emerald-cut stone which was graded “Fancy Intense Pink” by the Gemological Institute of America at a Sotheby’s auction.
Are all natural pink diamonds expensive? In fact, prices for diamonds in the pink category vary substantially. Prices for fancy light pinks are comparable to the top range of yellows. On the other hand, intense and vivid pinks have a value more comparable to that of their more expensive brethren, blues. The lighter the pink tone, the less rare is the diamond. Heavily saturated pure pinks and purplish pinks are dear to collectors, with prices reflecting their rarity and desirability. Nevertheless, you may fall in love with a fancy light pink which is as affordable as any white diamonds.
To be continued....
Thank you for looking.
Happy hunting
Regards Hamid
These gold rings are 18K.
Mysteries Of Pink Diamonds:
Natural fancy pink diamonds are fascinating to diamond lovers and collectors. How darling are these exquisite gems? Queen Elizabeth II and Victoria Beckham are well-known pink diamond lovers. A flower brooch encrusted with a 23.6 carat pink diamond is one of the queen’s beloved items and fashion icon Mrs. Beckham possesses a luxurious pink diamond engagement ring.
However, how much do you know about natural fancy pink diamonds? How does the pink color form? Why the price of pink stones keeps breaking records? These questions may draw your attention.
For the natural formation of a pink diamond, it has always been a question for scientists and jewelry connoisseurs what causes the pink coloring in a diamond.
Owing to the limited gemological information about pink diamonds, what is known is that unlike other natural fancy color diamonds, the pink color is not due to foreign trace elements trapped inside the diamond’s structure. Natural pink diamonds obtain their color from light reflected along growth planes. Disturbances during the growth process create graining planes (also called grain lines) that bend light and produce a pink hue, which in turn reflects throughout the gemstone. The stronger the graining, the stronger the color of the diamond and more valuable the gem is.
The price of natural fancy pink diamonds is rocketing time and again. The latest record-breaking sale came just last November when a famous jeweler paid approximately US$45.6 million for a 24.78-carat emerald-cut stone which was graded “Fancy Intense Pink” by the Gemological Institute of America at a Sotheby’s auction.
Are all natural pink diamonds expensive? In fact, prices for diamonds in the pink category vary substantially. Prices for fancy light pinks are comparable to the top range of yellows. On the other hand, intense and vivid pinks have a value more comparable to that of their more expensive brethren, blues. The lighter the pink tone, the less rare is the diamond. Heavily saturated pure pinks and purplish pinks are dear to collectors, with prices reflecting their rarity and desirability. Nevertheless, you may fall in love with a fancy light pink which is as affordable as any white diamonds.
To be continued....
Thank you for looking.
Happy hunting
Regards Hamid
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smoking on the old Hamid...... well done!!!!
