Pelagrino & Co, Inc

Diamonds come from deep within the earth under extreme heat and pressure. Most of the time, they contain birthmarks that are unique for each diamond. The birthmarks are internal (inclusions) or external (blemishes). Therefore, there are no two diamonds with the same birthmarks, diamond clarity refers to the absence of these inclusions, and diamonds without any inclusions are very rare. 4 factors determine how a lab will assign a clarity grade, the size of the inclusion, the amount of the inclusion, the position of the inclusion, and the visibility of the inclusion.  There are two kinds of inclusions: Internal and External. External inclusions include a natural, a scratch, a surface graining, and a chip.  Internal inclusions include A crystal, a cloud, a pinpoint, a group of pinpoints, a crack, and a feather.  A significant factor in the value of the diamond is in its amount of inclusions. For this reason, buying a diamond with fewer inclusions can be very expensive for ...

Your diamond ring goes everywhere with you and can accumulate a lot of dirt and strange particles, which can make your ring look old and dull. More importantly, it can accumulate bacteria, which can cause skin irritations. Cleaning your diamond ring is a must. Here we explain to you in 3 easy steps how you can clean your ring at home. Do not use harsh cleaning chemicals when cleaning your rings, such as bleach, acetone, or chlorine. Harsh chemicals can cause damage and make your ring look dull. Keep in mind that if you use chemicals to clean your home, it is important that you remove your diamond ring. Do not forget to take it off if you are going to be doing any hand-heavy activity as this too can cause damage, not only to the diamond  but also to the band. Step 1: Take a close look Have a good look at your ring. Is it dirty from just everyday use such as makeup or was the dirt caused by paint or chemicals? For tougher grime, it might be a good idea to have it cleaned by a profes...