The truth about diamonds

The cost of cutting and polishing a diamond adds only a tiny fraction to its price. Even if the diamond goes on to become polished, its polished price is still determined by what it was worth in its original, natural rough form. It is commonly believed that the cut of a diamond is the most important cost deciding factor, but in actuality, even the most perfect cut of a diamond would only add a small percentage to its overall value.

Just like their polished counterparts, rough diamonds are assessed on a variety of factors. Each factor adds a different dimension to the diamond. A one carat diamond, for example, could be valued higher than a two carat diamond, if its brilliance is especially exceptional.

Each of the rough diamonds used in Diamond in the Rough pieces are incredible and precious stones.

See why the natural rough diamonds in our jewelry are even more remarkable than any other diamonds in the world.