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VALARO JUWELDIA  & FIRST SOLIDE INVESTMENT BRANCHE

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"The Solide Private Investment Multiple Branche - Trust Valaro Family society  & Internacional  Group since 1924"

We are  Privatejuwelgroup MEMBER VIP privileg ofertas,  Juwel diamonds of all cut shapes such as Brilliant cut, oval cut, marquise, cushion cut, emerald cut, or Emerald-cut called princess cut, pear-shaped or

Famous heart cut diamonds. White diamonds in the colors D, E, F, G, H and colored diamonds or colored in red, yellow, brown and old cut diamonds.

When selling diamond only for solvent client’s with 1a Bank reputation!

The pulp is also decisive how much the value of a diamond, the individual proportions have to be coordinated in an almost perfect angle to a perfect micrograph give.

There are many different shapes of diamonds as the famous brilliant cut, heart cut, marquise, baguette, oval cut, pear cut, emerald cut or princess cut.

Clarity - purity - purity levels of diamonds

FL - (Flawless) Magnifiers purely

Even at 10x magnification cannot be from the outside as well as inside the stone

Identify the minimal error. Stones such quality are rarities and very, very rare!

IF - (Internally Flawless) Internally Flawless are meaning that at a 10-x magnification no inclusions present.

VVS1 - VVS2 - (Very Very Small Inclusion) Very very small inclusions

Does that mean minimal inclusions with a 10x magnifying glass reinforcing are very difficult to see.

SI1 - SI2 - (Small Inclusion) Small inclusions

Does that small inclusions of the crown of view are not visible.

At 10x magnification inclusions are easily recognizable and thus easy to find by a specialist.

P1 - (Piqué) Pique 1

With a 10x zoom magnification can be easily seen inclusions even for the novice.

The brilliance is not affected by the inclusion.

P2 - (Piqué) Pique 2

Numerous inclusions abound in stone and can be easily identified with the naked eye.

Even from the crown are visible inclusions and thus easily recognizable. The brilliance is thereby reduced.

P3 - (Piqué) Pique 3

Clearly visible inclusions visible from all sides. The stone has almost no brilliance.

Carat - Weight - Specific weight of the diamond

The weight of precious stones such as diamonds is expressed in a specific unit of weight. The Karat

1.00 carat = 0.2 grams = 100 points

A diamond with 0:50 Karat therefore has a weight of 0.1 grams or 50 points

Colour - color - color scale for diamonds

The colorless (white +) of the diamond is the rarer and more valuable a diamond.

There are also natural colored diamonds in the colors red, blue, yellow, pink, orange, green, and Pink Diamond.

Responsible are for impurities or defects, these stones are called fancy diamonds or colored diamonds.

Here you can see the International Color Scale for the diamonds also.

D - exceptional white + E - exceptional white F - Rare White +

G             - Rare White

H             - White

I               - Slightly tinted white

J              - Slightly tinted white

K             - Tinted White

L              - Tinted White

M            - Toned N - Z - Tinted

Diamonds that have few or no inclusions, these inclusions can tiny crystals, clouds or feathers same. After international scale This includes the following purity levels: FL, IF, VVS1, VVS2, VS1, VS2, SI1, SI2, SI3, P1, P2, P3.

A diamond with no color is designated as a colorless diamond. The diamond industry classifies diamonds using various color scales. The color of a diamond has a significant impact on its value. The color scale ranges from D to Z, from colorless to pale yellow. The scale starts with Dwie Diamond (Diamond to Europa). The letters A, B or C does not exist. We encourage you to choose a diamond whose color is between D and I. There are also diamonds in different colors: blue, red, pink, green, yellow, black, champagne, cognac, etc. Some of them are particularly rare: red, green, blue, etc.