Royale Diamonds

  Would I be able to Notice Size Differences in Carat Weights? What carat size should I choose? Can I differentiate between 2 diamonds that are 0.3 mm apart? When would I start seeing a visual difference in size with diamonds from different carat weight groups?   Don't worry; you aren't alone in asking these questions. We at Royale Diamonds get asked questions like these regularly, so we created this blog to answer them.   Firstly let us address why people tend to raise such a query.   Since we are talking about a solitaire ring that costs lakhs of rupees, fundamental thought is always associated with pricing. After all, we all want the best value for our money, so we don't want to make a purchasing decision that would not do justice to that thought! Diamond Prices are Directly Proportionate with Carat Weight   Diamond prices keep on increasing at every 10 cents  (0.1 carats) . For example, a 0.70-carat diamond would cost about 20% more than a...

What is the foremost thought that comes to your mind when you think of buying Diamond jewellery? “EXPENSIVE” is the first prompt and follows a series of questions like,  “Will it be worth it?” “How do I know if it is real?” “Is it genuine?” “Maybe if they’re giving a certificate, it must be real.” Or, is it right that “The bigger the diamond is, the more expensive it gets?” But how do we decide if the Diamond we buy is genuine/authentic? Royale Diamonds has taken a step forward to assist you with this dilemma. Consider knowing some things before buying a piece of Diamond Jewellery. 1) Carat      The Carat is the unit that measures the Diamond’s weight and size. 1 Carat equals 0.2 grams. Even a slight difference in Carat can result in a considerable money difference.   2) Colour      Diamonds are graded based on their colour. The more colourless it gets, the higher the price of the gem. Diamonds are colour graded from D-Z. Where D is the most col...

  Diamond earrings for women are a dazzling accessory that adds sparkle and elegance to any outfit. They come in various styles, shapes, sizes and colours to suit different preferences and occasions. Some of the popular types of diamond earrings are: Solitaire earrings  feature a single diamond in a simple setting, usually a prong or bezel. They are timeless and adaptable, suitable for various occasions and styles with any outfit. They are also ideal for showcasing the quality and brilliance of the diamond. Stud earrings  are similar to solitaire earrings but can have more than one diamond or another gemstone in a cluster or halo setting. They are small and subtle and can be worn daily or for casual events. They are also suitable for multiple piercings. Hoop earrings  are circular or oval-shaped earrings that loop through the earlobe. They can have diamonds along the entire hoop or the front part. They are stylish and trendy and can add some flair and movement to you...