Design and crafted by Rod Valenz® model 927.
The initial consultation and planning process, involves coming into our studio in Hawthorn, meeting our friendly and passionate staff and seeing all of our high-end facilities.
Selecting the diamonds involves looking at some of our diamonds that are currently on display/in-stock, to gain inspiration and then it's time to start bringing your dream ring to life by creating the digital design (CAD file).
We create a 3D model of your ring concept, you come in to review it and once you're happy our expert jewellers start handcrafting your design.
the setting and polishing, and the moment our customer comes to collect their stunning, one–of–a–kind engagement ring.
When purchasing a diamond/engagement ring, it's important to consider all four of these factors to ensure you get a stone that meets your preferences and budget. The combination of these characteristics determines the overall quality and value of a diamond.
The cut of a diamond refers to how its facets interact with light. It is determined by its symmetry, proportion, polish and reflective qualities. This affects the stone’s overall sparkle and beauty.
A diamond’s clarity is measured by the visibility of microscopic inclusions and imperfections under 10–power magnification. If it has little to no inclusions, it is graded as pure and rare, aka flawless.
Colour refers to the natural yellow tint found in white diamonds. The closer a diamond is to “colourless,” the rarer it is. GIA graded diamonds assign a letter grade from “D” (colourless) to “Z” (light yellow).
Carat is the unit of measurement used to describe the weight of a diamond, not necessarily its size. One carat equals .20 grams. Cut, clarity and colour help determine a diamond’s value, not the carat weight alone.
