0.55 carat diamond design floral bangle bracelet in yellow gold

0.55 carat diamond design floral bangle bracelet in yellow gold
0.55 carat diamond design floral bangle bracelet in yellow gold
0.55 carat diamond design floral bangle bracelet in yellow gold
  • 0.55 carat diamond design floral bangle bracelet in yellow gold
  • 0.55 carat diamond design floral bangle bracelet in yellow gold
  • 0.55 carat diamond design floral bangle bracelet in yellow gold
USD 2.640,00 (excl. VAT)

Description of the product:

  • Flowers collection
  • Article code: FL-GY-B3-0055R

Round diamonds, with a total of 0.55 carat, of high quality
(G colour, VS2 purity, VG cut)

18 Kt yellow gold

Dimensions:
Upper width: 1.90 cm
Lower width: 6.10 mm
Upper height: 7.70 mm
Lower height: 3.20 mm
Diameter: 6.00 cm
Weight: 20.80 g
 

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The origin of diamonds and Antwerp diamonds

The origin of diamonds and Antwerp diamondsWhat are diamonds and how do they form? Diamonds are absolutely unique in the realm of gemstones for several reasons. Diamonds are entirely made of 1 chemical element: carbon. Which differs considerably from all other minerals which are composed of at least two elements. But what makes diamond a diamond is two things: Its crystal structure: the way the carbon atoms are regularly, repeatedly placed along the crystal lattice Diamonds are the only mineral which actually forms deep in the earth’s upper mantle, between 140 and 190km below the earth’s crust to be precise; and it takes an exact amount of high pressure – 45 to 60 kilobars - and high temperature - 900° to 1300° - for a diamond to actually form as a mineral. Once formed, diamonds are brought to the surface through volcanic activity. They can be alluvial which means that the diamonds were transported through erosion, and therefore can be found in river beds, or in the ocean - for example along the coast of Namibia. Or as we more commonly know, in and around diamond pipes - for example in the Northwest territories in Canada, in Botswana, South Africa and Australia. Another amazing fact about diamonds, is that the oldest diamonds that we have been able to date are actually billions of years old and the youngest, if we may use this term, are around 600 million years old…