Journal
Diamond notes
How to choose a ring, understand diamonds and keep jewelry beautiful for years.
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Diamonds · June 1, 2026
What is a lab diamond? How to choose a lab-grown stone
A lab diamond is a real diamond. Cut well and set securely, it suits daily wear.
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Choosing a ring · May 31, 2026
Why a beautiful ring begins with proportion, not carat
Carat only tells you the weight. Proportion decides whether a ring looks slender and bright.
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Choosing a ring · May 30, 2026
The solitaire ring: minimal, but never simple
A solitaire has nowhere to hide a flaw, so prongs, stone and band all have to be clean.
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Choosing a ring · May 29, 2026
Choosing a ring shape for the hand: what TeeTee&Co. looks at first
The hand is the real setting of a ring. Choose for the hand, and the ring looks made for you.
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Diamonds · May 28, 2026
The brilliant cut diamond: light needs a rhythm
A brilliant cut is beautiful when the light has depth, clarity and rhythm, not just sparkle.
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Diamonds · May 27, 2026
Pavé diamonds: the small detail that decides how refined a piece feels
Good pavé is a line of light so even it seems to breathe, not simply more stones.
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Wearing and styling · May 26, 2026
Daily wear jewelry: at its best when you forget you have it on
A piece for every day has to be beautiful, durable and light in real life, not only when you try it on.
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Craft · May 25, 2026
Why prongs must be delicate without ever being weak
Prongs hold the stone and draw the line that gives a ring its elegance.
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Craft · May 24, 2026
White gold, silver, rhodium: how metal colour changes light
Metal colour changes how a stone catches light, how its colour reads, and how it sits on the skin.
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Care · May 23, 2026
How to care for a diamond ring at home without losing its shape
Cleaning properly brings the light back, but caring for a ring is more than cleaning the stone.
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