A beautiful set of red and a white diamond (Natural) is a lovely addition to minimalist lover's weather standing alone or with a combinations of partner rings. The Band is made from pure copper and silver to create 925 sterling silver and finished off with layers of 24k gold and a mirror like finish to create a beautiful 24K vermeil band.
Band: 24k Vermeil
Setting: Prong, Tension
Size: US/7.25
(Ask about resizing if needed)
Gem: 1, .03ct diamond (Natural)
Cut: Round
Color: White
Clarity: SI
6: .02ct diamonds(Natural)
Cut: Round
Color: Red/Orange
Clarity: SI
We often think of natural diamonds as the scintillating colorless or white gems that humans have cherished for thousands of years. Formed deep within the Earth under extreme heat and pressure, these treasures only develop when carbon atoms bond together in a crystal lattice structure. But what many forget is that during a diamond’s formation, certain variables, like the internal trapping of non-carbon atoms or changes in pressure, can alter the stone. This results in diamonds of nearly every color in the rainbow, better known as “fancy colored diamonds.” This natural phenomenon is one of the rarest and most beautiful things we see in nature.
Pink and Red Diamonds: The Most Desirable—and Ultra-Rare
Without a doubt, the most desirable natural diamond color is pink. Not only are the full range of very light pink to red diamond hues considered amongst the most beautiful on Earth, but they are some of the rarest miracles of nature we are likely to see. Unlike other natural diamonds that boast a beautiful color, pink diamonds get their color via a phenomenon called plastic deformation. This requires extreme pressure to compress the diamond’s crystal structure in such a way that causes them to reflect red light. The more extreme the plastic deformation is, the more saturated the color of the diamond. This makes it more difficult to achieve a high clarity grade and carat size.
The majority of pink diamonds are found in one place on Earth, the Argyle mine in remote north western Australia; its closing at the end of 2020 means that pink diamonds are growing rarer and more valuable by the day.
All the gems in my products are gifts given from our great mother earth 🌎, and placed into the finest metals found around the world. With that being said most precious metals such as Sterling silver/Gold are still considered softer metals and should be treated with care! With the proper storage and maintenance your timeless piece of jewelry can last multiple lifetimes.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me via message or email at Rockbottomjewelryco@yahoo.com. I'd love to answer an questions you might have. Thank you for your interest in my jewelry!
