Diamond Pendants in Canton Ohio Shine Brightly at Art's Jewelers
Diamonds Are Forever in Your Love Story
Canton Ohio has diamond pendants that sparkle and glow radiantly at Art's Jewelers. The pendants are among a plethora of fine diamond jewelry on sale now at Art's.
Art's Jewelers
5021 Whipple Avenue NW
Canton, Ohio 44718 Map
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www.artsjewelers.com
Diamond pendants and other fine diamond jewelry say "I love you" in a way that will make a lasting impression for the rest of your loved one's life. Diamonds are eternal in their shape, size and meaning and should be included in all bridal sets. When placed in elegantly fashioned settings there simply is no better way to express your everlasting love than with a diamond.
Diamond pendants are not our only specialty at Art's Jewelers. We offer a wide variety of bridal sets, including solitaires, women's and men's wedding rings, diamond engagement rings, anniversary rings and lots of other special pieces of fine jewelry. Check out our exquisite diamond earrings the next time you are in the store!
About Diamonds
Before you start diamond shopping, you want to have an understanding of what you're buying. This guide simplifies the four Cs of diamonds — cut, color, clarity, and carat weight, so you can select your diamond based on the same criteria jewelers use to grade them.
After reading through this guide, you'll be ready to choose the diamond that's right for you.
Cut
The brilliance and sparkle of a diamond is determined by its cut. A diamond that is well cut allows the most light to be reflected from each of its facets and dispersed through the top. A poor cut diamond is either cut too shallow, meaning the light will disperse through the bottom and look dull, or the diamond is cut too deep, and the light escapes through the sides.
We believe that the cut is one of the most important of the 4 C's. Even with the perfect color and clarity, a diamond will look dull if it is not cut properly. Diamonds carry the following cut grades: Excellent, Ideal, Very Good, Good or Fair.
Clarity
Given that diamonds are found in the earth you would expect almost all of them to contain natural flaws or imperfections. In a diamond these flaws are called inclusions and are caused by carbon deposits or small feather cracks while the diamond is formed. The clarity of a diamond represents the number, type and size of flaws, or inclusions, which are present in the diamond. The clarity of a diamond is indicated by a grading system.
Almost all diamond carry inclusions that are often naked to the visible eye. These also make diamonds unique, as no two diamonds are the same. However, these inclusions impact a diamonds clarity. The absence of inclusions or the fewer inclusions a diamond has means better clarity. Thus, the greater the clarity, the greater the value of the diamond. An internally flawless diamond has no inclusions, but these diamonds are very rare.
Diamonds with very, very small inclusions inclusions are graded VVS1 or VVS2 and cannot be seen by the naked eye. I1 to I2 diamonds have inclusions that are visible to the naked eye and are considered to be a lower grade.
Color
Colorless diamonds come in a variety of color grades that are marked D through Z. D, E and F grade diamond are the most rare, and thus, the most expensive. These contain no color. The further down the scale you go, the more yellow appears in the diamond. However, it is very difficult for the untrained eye to see the differences in the stone unless they are viewed side to side. Remember, that a good diamond is a combination of the cut, color and clarity.
Carat Weight
The weight of a diamond is measured in carats. 1 carat equals 100 points. Diamonds may be referred to as a ¾ carat stone or a .75 point diamond. The larger the diamond, the more valuable it is, but it should not be the only consideration. The cut, clarity and color should be considered for a desirable diamond.
Diamonds that are mined today were born more than 1000 million years ago. Highly pressurized carbon formed this seductive and valuable mineral in the earth at depths over 150 kilometers and at temperatures greater than 10,000 degrees Celsius.
Come in to our diamond jewelry stores today and let our friendly expert sales people aid you in finding the perfect diamond jewelry for your special occasion!