Showing posts with label Ashoka Diamonds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ashoka Diamonds. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Ashoka Diamonds – The Perfect Gift

The 253-carat Oppenheimer Diamond – an uncut d...Image via WikipediaJewelry containing beautiful Ashoka Diamonds makes the ultimate gift for any occasion.  There is simply no better way to say, “I love you, “ than with a gift of a striking piece of diamond jewelry.   These diamonds have a deep brilliance never before seen in any other diamond. They are the most exclusive and chic addition to any jewelry collection.  There is nothing else like them in the entire world.  The unique 62 facet cut allow them to take on a sparkle and brilliance that will not be outdone by any other diamond.

The precise way in which the cuts are made on these diamonds in addition to the size is what sets them apart, both in beauty and in originality.  The woman who wears an Ashoka is sure to turn heads.  When she leaves, people will remember her always, both for the sparkle in her eyes and the sparkle in her diamonds. Diamonds provide a visual experience that leaves an impression in the mind’s eye long after they are out of sight.  They are that beautiful. 

The distinguishing characteristics of the Ashoka cut are their precision cuts, rounded edges and deep brilliance. These gems are perfectly symmetrical, yet each retains an original look.  The color and clarity make them among the most highly sought diamonds on earth. These are unforgettable diamonds, meant to be passed down from generation to generation. Without question, Ashoka Diamondswill stand out from all the rest as the most compelling.   There is no better way to celebrate an anniversary or a birthday than with one of these lovely gems.

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Friday, April 1, 2011

Ashoka Diamonds - Unsurpassed in Quality

Exquisite Ashoka Diamonds are cut  with expert precision that demands the highest quality standards.  Placements  of the facets on these diamonds are precisely calculated to result in unsurpassed light refraction and brilliance.  The result is a classic look that also has a contemporary feel and timeless appeal.

No other diamond cut imparts the same emanation and attraction that includes this gem’s perfect symmetry and unusually placed angles.  This cut, combined with its color and clarity make this jewel worthy of royalty.  It takes only one swift glance to realize that this diamond is special, and to understand why it is so highly prized.

With fiery light that is gently harnessed by a serene beauty, this diamond is the juxtaposition between opposites, providing a pleasing yet arresting visual sensation.  This helps to explain why it is one of the most sought after diamonds in the world of jewelry.  Masterpieces of this quality and distinction are not easy to come by.  This diamond cut  has adorned the jewelry of famous people across the globe, including Hollywood actress, Reese Witherspoon.

The exacting standards by which these jewels are cut surpass even those of the world’s most famous jewelers.  The consummate symmetry and beautiful light refraction is incomparable to any other diamond cuts.  Each angle is perfectly matched and aligned to create an extraordinary amount of sparkle and movement as the light is bounced through the various surfaces in the jewel’s interior and back to the admiring eye of the viewer.

The William Goldberg recreation of the brilliant cut has 62 perfect, amazing facets.  Saul Goldberg  designed it with the William Goldberg  gemologists who used  years of expertise to modify the original  design.  By rounding the corners slightly, and giving the diamond a rectangular girdle, these master jewelers created an even more brilliant  sparkle that is found only in jewelry that is sold in exclusive stores.  The rough that is required to cut diamonds in this fashion is extra long, therefore making these modified  Ashoka Diamonds quite rare.
Jewelers sometimes set diamonds in groups of s...Image via Wikipedia
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

All Eyes on You

While dressing up to go out, you put on your little black dress with those stellar heels and the wristlet with the cute studs.  Now, as far as jewelry goes, what exactly should you wear?  You debate over your long silver necklace and the short heart shaped band, and you suddenly wish you had something that topped off your outfit.  You wish you had something sparkly and beautiful enough to catch the eye of anybody in the room the instant you walk in.  Next time, you should definitely think ahead. 

Wouldn’t you rather be stunning in sparkling diamonds when you go out?  You can’t go wrong with diamonds when you dress up.  Ashoka Diamonds are the perfect accent to any jewelry selection.  You can imagine the beautiful cut diamonds radiating on your necklace around your neck.  All eyes will definitely be on you when you walk into the room.  Along with that necklace, you can get a matching bracelet that goes along with any pair of earrings accented with Ashoka Diamonds.   Not only will you stand out from the beauty of the rare diamonds you possess, but the presence of this special diamond will definitely set you apart from anybody else in that room.  After you deck out your jewelry with these diamonds, you will never be questioning which pieces of jewelry you should wear when you want to look your best.  Ashoka is designed to be the best based on the intense care put into cutting them.  With the best clarity, cut, and blemish-free surface, you are guaranteed to be the star of the show with this diamond jewelry. The Napoleon Diamond Necklace on display in th...Image via Wikipedia
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

What Makes an Ashoka Diamond Superior?

When we speak of an Ashoka diamonds clarity, we are talking about the presence of certain characteristics on the surface of (blemishes) and within (inclusions) the diamond. If you think about the huge amount of pressure it takes to create a diamond and the fact that diamonds are not formed in an automated laboratory, it's no surprise that nearly every diamond is flawed. In fact, it is often that these flaws make diamonds unique and contribute to their beauty. None is absolutely perfect under 10× magnification, though some come close. Known as flawless diamonds, these are exceptionally rare. Most jewelers have never actually seen a flawless diamond.

There are two types of flaws: inclusions and blemishes. Inclusions refer to flaws on the inside and blemishes refer to flaws on the surface. Inclusions include flaws like as air bubbles, cracks, and non-diamond minerals found in the diamond. Blemishes include scratches, rivets, and chips. Some blemishes occur during as they are being cut. Diamonds with no or few flaws in clarity are more expensive than those with less clarity, since they are so rare.

Diamonds are graded for clarity by 10x loupe magnification. Grades range from Flawless (perfectly clear diamonds), to Included 3 (diamonds which possess flaws that are visible to the naked eye). We would recommend not buying a diamond that has easily-seen blemishes.  Stones that are VVS2 to F are very expensive. Most couples will opt for something between SI2 and VS1, and cannot tell the difference. There are certificates that will come with your diamond to assure the quality and clarity level of the stone. When you
buy Ashoka Diamonds, you can be confident that you are buying high quality gems with stunning clarity.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

What are Ashoka Diamonds?

If you take time to learn about the world of fine gem stones, you will undoubtedly hear about the famous Ashoka Diamonds. These diamonds are held in very high esteem by jewelers and jewelry lovers all over the world. Just what makes a diamond and Ashoka diamond though? Is it enough to have a particular type of cut, or clarity level? Perhaps it's the size that makes a diamond an Ashoka. There are actually a few things that stand out and make the Ashoka Diamond different from other gem stones.

The Size of the Diamond
To start off with only a limited number of these diamonds are made each year, due to the limiting factor of size. Every Ashoka is made from a rough diamond that is 15 carats or more in size. As you can imagine, these 15 carat roughs simply don't appear every day. In fact only a handful of them are found each year. The scarcity of diamonds found that are large enough to meet the Ashoka standard means that most of the world's  diamonds cannot simply be called an Ashoka unless they meet the minimum size standard.

Of course color, clarity and brilliance also figure into the final product that a is called an Ashoka diamond. There is a special cut applied to these diamonds by cutting experts that results in a brilliant 62 facet final product that is absolutely breathtaking. Ashoka diamonds are all defined by this unique cut.

To really appreciate an Ashoka , you need to see one. No words can describe the elegance and beauty of these truly rare gem stones.
Nearly octahedral diamond crystal in matrix.Image via Wikipedia
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Thursday, October 7, 2010

The Ashoka Diamond: More than Just a Beautiful Stone

The Ashoka diamonds beauty is unparalleled in the world of gems and precious stones. Its origins lie in the Golconda region of southern India, which is now part of Andhra Pradesh.  The Ashoka Diamond has an intricate cut and is a highly polished 41 carat D Flawless gem. This classification puts it above most normal gems in terms of brilliance due to the level of artisanship required. The major defining characteristic of this diamond is its antique cushion cut which makes it look up to 30% larger than other diamonds. Due to this unique cut, some people feel that it is the most beautiful diamond in existence.

The Ashoka diamond is also a reminder of a powerful ruler who conquered a major part of the earth. After his conquest, he realized that real victory lies in harmony, compassion, peace and love. The Buddhist ruler Ashoka reigned from 272 BC until his passing in 232 BC.

It is believed that Ashoka diamond has the power to heal and wash away even deepest grief and sorrow. It is thought that the Ashoka diamond, after changing its different hands many times over, is now in the possession of William Goldberg. Goldberg was so inspired by the cut, he use it to create a new signature Diamond line from the original Ashoka.

Now with Goldberg's Ashoka diamonds, you have the opportunity to have your own piece of the Ashoka legend.

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Friday, October 1, 2010

Ashoka Diamonds: Beauty at its Finest

Diamonds are a lady’s best friend. They exude elegance and sophistication which accentuates a woman’s features and beauty.A rose-cut synthetic diamond created by Apollo...Image via Wikipedia

Through the years, William Goldberg Diamond Corporation has been known for their expertise on diamonds and diamond cuts and they make very extraordinary and fine jewelry from such precious stones.  And because of their expertise, they have perfected the art of cutting and designing the Ashoka diamonds known as the Ashoka cut.

This type of diamond is known for its rarity and unique beauty. Through the years, it has become an embodiment of finesse and elegance. Because of this, it has become one of the most expensive diamonds in the world. This 41.37 carat diamond was discovered in southern India, in a place called Golconda.

The Ashoka cut, which was a refined version of the traditional antique cut, has an outstanding way of showcasing such exceptional brilliance for a stone such as this. It is shaped with rectangular girdle outline and rounded corners with 62 facets which perfectly displays its brilliance as it captures and disperses light, which makes it appear larger than an emerald cut diamond.

For years, many jewelry stores have been interested in selling a piece with an Ashoka cut. Jewelry collectors would just as much love to secure a piece for them. But this cut has been very hard to find as it is only made available in very exclusive jewelry stores.

Ashoka diamonds brings fire and brilliance and is certainly perfect for any earring, bracelet, cufflink, watch or ring.

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Monday, August 30, 2010

Light up a Room with an Ashoka

Ashoka diamonds are one of the rarest cuts of diamond in the world.Crafted out of rough diamonds of 15 carats or more, this unique design is only available from the world renowned William Goldberg Diamond Company.The experience and drive to find only the perfect rough stones allow the company to create diamonds that everyone wants, and few ever have the good fortune of having.

Aside from the masterful skill level it takes to create the Ashoka cut, one of the main reasons the gems are so rare is because there are less than 200 of the rough diamonds needed for the cut found each year.Many of the rough diamonds found in diamond mines are small and can only be used in the commercial diamond trade. The Ashoka cut is a specialty cut only available from certain jewelers, and only created by William Goldberg. Each diamond started as at least a 15-carat rough gemstone, and is cut and polished until the stones natural beauty is on full display

Because of the rarity of Ashoka diamonds, they are the preferred diamond of the affluent.The scarcity with which the stones are found, combined with the dedication of those who cut and polish the gems, ensure that each stone is truly one of a kind.The brilliant light the diamond displays is a testament to the masterful cuts made by the diamond cutters at the Goldberg Company and guarantees that when you walk into a room, people will take notice of the exquisite jewelry you have chosen.