Diamonds

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.

Diamond briefca (sometimes spelled briefcase or brief), which is a small, folded, envelope-like paper used to safely hold a diamond.

Diamond brilliance refers to the amount of white light that is reflected from 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 diamond is one of the rarest and most sought-after types of coloured diamonds, known for its stunning blue hue.

A blemish is a flaw on the exterior of a diamond, such as a scratch, abrasion, nick or chip.

Bezel facets in a diamond refer to the flat, triangular facets that are found on the crown of a diamond, located just above the table (the top flat surface).