♫ August 6th, 2011 4:18 am
Laser drilling is used to improve the appearance of diamonds with dark imperfections. The most common procedure uses a fine laser beam to tunnel into a diamond and burn the existing inclusion, which is further lightened with acid. As this process is stable, all labs will grade lasered drilled diamonds and indicate the process on their report. The Federal Trade Commission also requires disclosure of laser-drilled diamonds to consumers at the point-of-sale.
Tags: Diamond, Jewelry, Laser Drilling
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♫ July 1st, 2011 2:49 am

Finding the perfect wedding bands is one of the most exciting aspects of planning your wedding and anticipating your future life together. But if you’re like most couples, you are so busy making arrangements that the wedding ring is something you haven’t thought about much. Instead of making this important selection at the last minute, spend some time thinking about the type of wedding band you want now.
When the time comes to choose your rings, let it be a very special time that you both enjoy. Women’s wedding bands have always been available in countless styles, but until recently men’s choices were limited to a few styles, mostly in yellow or white gold. Now that men have more choices in wedding band metals, more are considering a sterling silver wedding ring as an alternative to gold, platinum and other metals.
A sterling silver wedding ring is actually an alloy that is made up of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper or zinc. The look of silver is very polished and sophisticated, and it is relatively easy to care for, but the best part about buying a silver ring is the price. Most of the popular styles made today are under $100, with several available for under $50. This is a significant savings over gold, platinum, titanium and tungsten.
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Tags: Gold, Silver Ring, Wedding
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