Craftsmanship
The path from rough crystal to a finished diamond.
Rough
The stone begins as a mineral body with latent brilliance. At this stage, the rough is assessed for structure, inclusions, and the best potential for a balanced cut.
Planning
The cut is mapped before the first incision. This stage defines the table, crown height, and pavilion depth to support fire, spread, and overall life.
Sawing
The rough is opened and separated according to the planned structure so the best portions of the stone are preserved and brought forward.
Faceting
Angles are refined to the micron. Facets are laid down to create a crisp, balanced return of white light and a measured glow in the body.
Polishing
Final finishing removes microsurface irregularities, sharpening the line and intensifying the stone’s brightness without forcing a synthetic look.
Certification
Each stone is reviewed against recognised grading frameworks, including GIA and IGI standards, so the final selection can be compared clearly.