Diamond Jewellery
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Petite Hematite Loveheart Pendant
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Tiger’s Eye Pendant on 18 Inch Sterling Silver Chain
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Petite Tiger’s Eye Loveheart Pendant
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9ct Gold Amethyst And Diamond Ring
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9ct Gold Diamond And Emerald Cluster Ring – 1/4ct
£999.00 Full Details -
9ct White Gold Amethyst And Diamond Half Eternity Ring – 6pts
£399.00 Full Details -
9ct Gold Ruby And Diamond Cluster Ring
£399.00 Full Details -
9ct Gold Two Colour Diamond Full Eternity Ring – 1/4ct
£499.00 Full Details -
9ct Gold Diamond And Sapphire Cluster Ring
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9ct White Gold Sapphire And Diamond Cluster Ring
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9ct Gold Sapphire And Diamond Trilogy Ring
£525.00 Buy Now -
18ct Gold 1 Carat Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings – Certificated – D4550
£2,599.00 Full Details -
Platinum Diamond Solitaire Ring – 1/2ct – Certificated
£1,999.00 Full Details -
18ct White Gold 1 Carat Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings – Certificated
£2,599.00 Full Details -
9ct White Gold Five Stone Sapphire And Diamond Ring
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18ct White Gold 1 Carat Pear Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring – Certificated – D2370-Q
£2,999.00 Full Details -
9ct Gold Blue Topaz And Diamond Cluster Ring – 10pts
£550.00 Buy Now -
9ct Gold Ruby And Diamond Half Eternity Ring
£299.00 Full details -
9ct White Gold Sapphire And Diamond Twist Ring
£399.00 Buy Now -
9ct White Gold Blue Topaz And Diamond Cluster Ring – 8pts
£399.00 Buy Now -
9ct Gold Emerald And Diamond Cluster Ring – 1/3ct
£699.00 Full Details -
9ct White Gold Tanzanite And Diamond Cluster Ring – 1/4ct
£599.00 Buy Now -
9ct Gold Diamond And Sapphire Half Eternity Ring – 6pts
£399.00 Full Details -
9ct Gold Emerald And Diamond Cluster Ring – 10pts
£350.00 Buy Now
Diamond jewellery is the modern gift symbol for the 10th and 30th Wedding Anniversaries. Diamonds are one of the most desired precious stones in the world. They have been associated with love, friendship, and romance since ancient times.
The history of diamond jewellery dates back thousands of years. The Romans believed that diamonds were formed when lightning struck rocks containing carbon. They also believed that wearing diamonds on your wedding day would ensure a happy marriage.
In ancient times, diamonds were considered to be rarer than gold. In fact, it was said that only one out of every three diamonds found was suited for use as an ornament or ornamentation on clothing or armouring.
