Emerald-Cut Diamonds

Today's Lauren B Diamond Difference is about an often requested topic that we have yet to cover in full detail; emerald-cut diamonds. This shape is by far one of the most elegant diamond cuts; because of its step-cut faceting, it gives an off understated brilliance with large flashes of sparkle coming from its long/linear faceting pattern. While other shapes come in and out of fashion, emerald cuts are like the steady horse in the race that will always have a timeless appeal.  As far as ring designs emerald cuts are quite versatile but most clients prefer them in our non-halo designs; either in our delicate micro pave settings or as the centerpiece in a three-stone combination.

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 "The LB Diamond Difference: Theirs vs Ours."

Today's topic: “SPREAD" which refers to how large a diamond appears face up.

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We recently started a new  weekly series on our Instagram called: "The LB #Diamond Difference: Theirs vs Ours." This week's topic focuses on Radiant cut Diamonds.

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Today we will be taking a closer look at emerald cut diamonds – and everything you need to know before you purchase! This comparison video of two emerald cut diamonds depicts two options that can better help a buyer evaluate what to emphasize and what to sacrifice when considering these special step cuts. Continue reading →

Moissanite: If you’ve been on our website or social media pages, you’ve probably heard of it! What you may not know is the stone’s origin, and that it occurs both naturally in the earth AND can be produced artificially to be used for the same purpose as diamonds – both industrially and in jewelry. Let’s look at the differences between natural and synthetic moissanite, and its important place in the history of YOUR potential engagement ring! Continue reading →

Today's diamond tutorial gives us a closer look at a client favorite - oval diamonds! More than any other diamond shape, the proportions and cut of this stone are of crucial importance and must be taken into consideration when purchasing your center-stone. Continue reading →