Bruted Girdle
A bruted diamond girdle refers to the technique used in the finishing process of a diamond, specifically around the diamond’s outer edge, known as the girdle.
A bruted diamond girdle refers to the technique used in the finishing process of a diamond, specifically around the diamond’s outer edge, known as the girdle.
A briolette diamond is a unique and beautiful cut that features a tear-drop or pear shape with triangular facets all over the surface.
The brilliant cut is one of the most popular and widely used diamond cuts, known for its exceptional sparkle and brilliance.
Diamond briefca (sometimes spelled briefcase or brief), which is a small, folded, envelope-like paper used to safely hold a diamond.
A bow tie in a diamond refers to a dark shadow or dark area that appears across the center of a diamond, typically seen in princess or marquise cut diamonds.
A blue-white diamond is a type of diamond that displays a combination of both blue and white hues, resulting in a unique, striking appearance.
A blue diamond is one of the rarest and most sought-after types of coloured diamonds, known for its stunning blue hue.
A blood diamond (also known as a conflict diamond) refers to a diamond that is mined in war zones and sold to finance armed conflict against governments.
A blemish is a flaw on the exterior of a diamond, such as a scratch, abrasion, nick or chip.