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An exceptional piece of jewelry embodying elegance, tenderness, and luxury—not only offering practicality and precision in timekeeping but also gracing a woman’s wrist as a true gem. Introducing the luxurious diamond watch in a delicate white tone from the DAY & DATE DIAMONDS collection, adorned with the brilliance of 62 diamonds with a total weight of 0.77 ct.
These watches are illuminated by the enchanting luster of mother-of-pearl, while the white leather strap is both practical and perfectly harmonized with the dial size, which beautifully complements a woman’s wrist. The watch offers effortless readability, enhanced by the diamonds on the dial, while the elegant Roman numerals provide clear time orientation.
Notice the subtle harmony of the entire jewelry composition—it’s a truly captivating sight. These watches are designed for women who appreciate the gentle charm of white and the allure of diamonds.
The craftsmanship ensures exceptional durability, with a scratch-resistant crystal and water resistance up to 10 ATM. The watch operates with precision, powered by a high-quality Swiss ETA F05.111 Quartz movement with date function.
Are you interested in how diamonds are valued and their quality is assessed?
There are 4 basic parameters, namely:
- cut of the diamond (cut)
- clarity of the diamond (clarity)
- color of the diamond (color)
- diamond weight (carat)
They are collectively called the 4C (after the first letter of their name in English), these characteristics are essential in determining the price of diamonds.
CUT:A modern brilliant cut, which gives a diamond its brilliance, is based on optical calculations, focusing on the maximum beauty of a stone, which is the result of its high brilliance and its reflection. A brilliant cut has a round outline and consists of a crown (32 facets + table) and a pavilion (24 facets + possible calette). However, diamonds are also cut into many other shapes, including marquise, baguette, heart, teardrop, oval and princess cuts.
CLEANLINESS:This is determined by the number of foreign substances contained in the observed diamond. These inhomogeneities can have internal characteristics (called inclusions and they are dark "carbon", white "ice", cracks...) that have been formed in different stages of crystal formation. They can also be external characteristics (such as scratches, superfluous facets, naturals...) that have been created by machining or could not be removed by machining.
INTERNATIONAL DIAMOND CLARITY SCALE
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LC (Loupe-Clean) or IF (Internal Flawless) - A diamond is marked "loupe-clean" if, under specified conditions, the diamond meets the condition of absolute transparency without inclusions.
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VVS* (Very Very Small) (VVS 1, VVS 2) - Very very small inclusions that are very difficult to detect at 10x magnification.
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VS* (Very Small) (VS 1,VS 2) - Very small inclusions that are very difficult to detect at 10x magnification.
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SI* (Small Inclusions) (SI 1, SI 2) - Small inclusions easily detectable with a magnifying glass at 10x magnification but not visible to the naked eye from the crown side of the cut.
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PI (Pique) - Medium inclusions easily seen at 10x magnification and difficult to see with the naked eye from the crown side of the cut, not disturbing the brilliance.
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P II (Pique II) - Large and numerous inclusions, very easy to detect with the naked eye from the crown side of the cut, slightly reducing the brilliance of the diamond.
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P III (Pique III) - Large and numerous inclusions, very easy to detect with the naked eye from the crown side of the cut, reducing the brilliance of the diamond.
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WEIGHT:
The weight of a diamond is always given in carats, for which the abbreviation "ct" is used internationally. This weight is given to two decimal places on certificates. However, the actual measurement is to three decimal places, with the second decimal place being rounded up only if the third decimal place is 9.
1 ct = 200 mg = 0,2 g
Other data found on the certificates may include, for example: dimensional data, fluorescence, map of internal and external characteristics, etc.
If you want to understand exactly the diamond grading system, we recommend the world-renowned textbook by Verena Pagel - Theisen Diamond Grading ABC.