Jewelry & Watch News

When it comes to purchasing diamonds online or at a physical store, most people are clueless about the things to look out for and how to protect themselves from making a bad purchase. You can’t really blame them. The thing is, purchasing a diamond isn’t something you would do on a regular basis unless there’s a special occasion coming up. And like many of you, I had been through the same experience and I understand how it feels to be making a big purchase that is hinged with uncertainty. Chances are, when you landed on this website, you are probably trying to do your own research or looking for shopping tips before hitting the stores. And that’s what I am going to show you here at Beyond4cs.com. Before we dive into details, I want you to watch the video below and check out a recently purchased diamond ring. This white gold pave engagement ring features a 0.57 carat super ideal cut diamond with superb brilliance and sparkle. Does it surprise you to know that this engage

Diamonds do not have a shelf life. If you kept a diamond for a hundred years, it would still have the same brilliance and sparkle as it had when you bought it. That’s due to their stable and inert chemical structure. Interestingly, diamonds are also the hardest material on Earth but that doesn’t mean they are invincible. In fact, they are prone to cracking, chipping and other kinds of physical damage if proper care isn’t taken when wearing them. When most people shop for an engagement ring, they often forget that the proper care of a diamond actually starts from the choice/design of their setting. Depending on the shape of the center stone, different types of prongs are required to properly secure and protect the stone from physical damage. For example, the tip of a pear shaped diamond requires a V-prong to prevent the sharp point from chipping. Apart from the diamond, the setting would also require routine maintenance due to wear and tear. Depending on the

Choosing the perfect ring is tough - everyone's tastes are unique, and finding the piece of jewellery that your loved one would like to wear forever is a lot of pressure. There are also trends to consider, as styles move into and out of fashion. To help out loved-up people who are considering popping the question, experts have predicted the most popular trends as we head towards 2019. Coloured gems Diamonds may be forever, but that doesn’t mean other stones can't carry the same sentiment. As engagement rings should fit the couple’s personal style, this means the classic diamond doesn’t always have to be chosen. According to Lorna Haddon, head of diamond rings and jewellery at Beaverbrooks, there has been an increase in engagement rings created using coloured stones - and she expects the trend to continue into 2019. Referencing Pantone’s Spring/Summer 2019 predictions, which includes Princess Blue as one of the “hottest shades,” Haddon said “nowhere is t

From ultra-glam to sophisticated simplicity: How to choose just the right jewelry for a sexy, strapless dress. You’ve found the perfect dress: a gorgeous, strapless number that complements your figure and makes you feel more than a bit glamorous. You even have the shoes. But, like many (all) of us who don’t have a personal stylist to add that je ne sais quoi touch to make an outfit really spectacular, you may be wavering on what jewelry to wear. Don’t fret. By following a few simple guidelines, you’ll be sure to accessorize your bombshell dress with just the right jewelry pieces. Be dramatic A strapless dress is all about drama. A good rule of thumb is to select jewelry that doesn’t compete with that drama; rather, it enhances it. Choosing one statement piece as a focal point — like a jeweled necklace, elaborate chandelier earrings or a bold bracelet — is a nearly fail-safe way to go. With necklaces, you’ll want to consider what looks good with your dress’s neckline

What jewelry to bring on your vacation and how to pack it. Travel plans are nearly synonymous with the summer months. Whether you’re planning a big trip abroad, a meandering road trip or plenty of adventures at the beach, you may have questions about what jewelry to leave behind, what to bring and how to pack it. Don’t leave your accessory plan to the last minute. Instead, start by reviewing these travel jewelry tips. What to bring — and what to leave at home No matter where you’re traveling or for how long, keep in mind a vacation is a break from routine and daily worries. For most leisure travel, the simple rule is don’t bring anything you’re going to worry about losing. It’s best to leave items of great monetary or emotional value at home unless they’re a key part of how you plan to outfit yourself for a special trip event. But this doesn’t mean you should leave all jewelry at home. A vacation’s a great time to accessorize, and a great excuse to expand your jew