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For the last 2000 to 6000 years, diamonds have held special magic for Queens, Kings and their subjects. That time Diamonds have stood for wealth, power, love, spirit and magical powers Kings. In olden days Kings would wear into battle heavy leather breast plates studded with diamonds and other precious jewellery .It was believed that diamonds were part of stars and the tears of the Gods.

In the world different type of Diamonds were found that time but greatest diamonds have originated in India such as the Kohinoor, the Great Mogul and Orlov. The Kohinoor, which was purchased by Britain in 1849 and now, adorns the crown of the Queen of England. Originally. When it was found it’s weight it was 191 carats but when it was re-cut in 1852 at Garrards of London its weight was reduce to 108 carats. The Great Mugal found in the 1650 and its weight was 280 carats. It was the largest diamond before cut in India   The Orlov, which had its origin in the 18^th to 19th    century Karnataka war, was stolen from an Indian temple where it formed one of the eyes of an idol. It weighed nearly 200 carats and was sold to an English naval captain. Diamonds are graded by four characteristics: cut, carat (weight), clarity, and color. All four of these properties determine how much a diamond is worth.
Cut - What is the proportion of the diamond? Round brilliant diamonds are commonly cut with 58 facets. The better proportioned these facets are on the diamond, the more light will be reflected back to the viewer’s eye. This is extremely important. When cut properly, the diamond will sparkle more. Diamond cuts are measured by the table percentage, so always ask for it. Cut also refers to the shape such as: round, pear, and oval.
Carat - How big is the diamond? Larger diamonds often cost more per carat due to their size. There are 100 points to a carat. Hence a 50 point diamond is 1/2 a carat. (There are 5 carats to a gram.) Clarity - How clear is the stone? Clarity ranges from flawless (perfect) to I (included).
Color- Diamond colors generally range from D - X for white and yellow diamonds. D is the whitest. Around S they become “Fancy” yellow Diamonds. One can also find green, pink, red, blue and brown diamonds - though these are usually irradiated.

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