Diamond Education

Brightness, Fire, and Scintillation, created by a diamonds cut, is the source of its magic. Brightness is all the white light reflecting from the surface and inside of a diamond. Fire describes the flashes of the rainbow created from the white light dispersing into its spectrum colors inside the stone. Scintillation is the sparkling flashes of light seen when the diamond, the observer, or the light source moves.

Romantic Allure, Uniqueness, Special Rarity. Nothing captures these wonderful, important aspects of a relationship between two people like a diamond. The professionals at Esterman Estate Jewelers know this and take the utmost care in educating our clients and helping them choose the ideal stone to symbolize their perfect unity and immortal love.

Conflict Free Diamonds. All diamonds sold by Esterman Estate Jewelers and EstermanJewels.com have been purchased from legitimate sources not involved in funding conflict and in compliance with United Nations resolutions.

Esterman Estate Jewelers hereby guarantees that these diamonds are conflict-free, based on personal knowledge and/or written guarantees provided by our suppliers.

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CARAT: 1 carat = 200 milligrams in weight.
Each carat is divided into 100 points, which resembles pennies in a dollar. 0.60 ct. = 60 points, 1/4 ct. = 25 points.

CLARITY: Since diamonds form under tremendous pressure and heat, it is extremely rare to find a diamond without any internal and external characteristics. They help jewelry professionals separate natural diamonds from simulants and synthetics, and also allows for the indentification of individual stones.

COLOR: Color Scale ranks from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown). The majority of diamonds used in jewelry are nearly colorless with tints of yellow or brown.

CUT: A diamond's magnificence lies in its multifaceted relationship with light: how light hits the surface, and enters the diamond, and how the light returns to your eye.