| Customer Buying Guide | 
| At Diamond Aurora we specialise in bespoke design. Transform your ideas into reality and have a unique piece of jewellery tailor-made just for you. .. | | |  | The weight of a diamond is calculated in units called carats. One carat is one fifth of a gram (200mg) and is divisible into 100 ‘points’ where each point is equal to 0.01 carat... | | | | 
| At Diamond Aurora we understand you may not already know your ring size. Whether you’re purchasing the ring for yourself or buying it for a loved one in secret, we have a number of ways to help you select the right size.... | | | | 
| A diamond certificate is a report created by a team of gemmologists and can also be called a diamond grading report, diamond dossier or diamond quality document.... | | | | 
| The clarity of a diamond refers to the purity of the stone and the presence of identifying characteristics. These tiny, natural birthmarks occur in the majority of diamonds and are referred to by gemmologists as blemishes or inclusions. The presence of these natural imperfections is like a fingerprint - no two diamonds will have the same.... | | | | 
| Diamonds are graded on how colourless they are. The absence of colour accentuates intense flashes of fire. The less colour a diamond has, the more desirable and costly it is. Diamonds are graded from D, which is deemed colourless, to Z which is pale yellow or brown in colour. The variation in colour is so subtle that it is difficult for the untrained eye to see the difference between each grade.... | | | | 
| The classic brilliant cut diamond has been mathematically developed over the last century to optimise the refraction of light around the diamond, in order to achieve maximum fire and brilliance..... | | | | 
| The cut of a diamond is considered to be the most important attribute of the 4’cs. It has one of the most significant influences on the appearance of a diamond. How well a diamond is cut determines the amount of brilliance, fire and scintillation it possesses.... | | | | | Precious metals have been used for centuries to craft exquisite pieces of jewellery. Choosing your metal plays an important part when making your purchase by affecting the durability, the appearance and cost of your perfect piece.... | |
