Luxury Brand Graff's Brilliant Diamond

Color is the effect. Diamonds An important key to value is that the diamond forensic expert will evaluate the color, tone and saturation of diamonds. The formation process of the color drill is very special; when the carbon atom contacts with a certain chemical element in the process of diamond formation, it changes, and changes the radiation or pressure of the diamond, so that the colored drill of different colors will be born.

Graff has the most unparalleled color drill in the world. It has many colors, such as red diamonds, blue diamonds, orange drills and pink diamonds. It is famous for its rare and unique yellow diamonds. As the public has said, the important diamonds are almost all from Graff, but not other diamond makers. Graff's color drill, from some raw stones needed to be cut and polished by complex processes, to some ancient diamonds with mysterious and fascinating stories, is all overlooked and dumped.

　　 Graff Colorful diamond

 

When Lawrence Graf knew that a unique 24.78 karat pink diamond was going to be sold for the first time in more than 60 years, he immediately arranged a personal appreciation meeting. When Lawrence Graf first saw this pink diamond, he was deeply fascinated by it. He knew it was a diamond belonging to Graff. Lawrence Graf bought this diamond in November 2010. After a long period of research, he found that 25 natural defects near the surface were capable of polishing Graff's experienced craftsmen. The polishing process has made an amazing achievement. The color of the pink drill has increased to Fancy Vivid, and it has achieved IF in the clarity of the diamond. Lawrence Graf named it "The Graff Pink" (Graff Pink), which has made another historic moment for Graff.

 

The Delaire Sunrise, a South African alluvial mine, has been excavated as a natural perfect eight face shape. It can be said that its fate was already doomed at the time of birth. After nearly 12 months of meticulous grinding, the world's largest emerald cut yellow colored diamond was born in 2010.

Lawrence Graf named the dazzling yellow diamond at Delaire Graff garden in Styron Bosch, South Africa, and expressed his love for this legendary diamond hot spot in South Africa. {page_break}

 

The "Wittelsbach-Graff diamonds" were found at the coal mine in India. It is said that the history of Wittelsbach- Graff diamonds dates back to 1664. It is recorded that King Philip IV of Spain gave this drill to Princess Margaret Tyssa, celebrating her engagement to King Ray Von Porter I of Austria. Diamonds were handed down from different European royalty to 1722, and became the Royal jewel series of Bavaria by 1722. In 2008, Wittelsbach-Graff diamonds were first publicly auctioned 75 years later. After Lawrence Graf bought it, the diamond was then polished to the interior without defects, retaining its original charm and characteristics. So far, Wittelsbach-Graff diamond is the world's largest interior blemish natural dark color blue gem, weighing 31.06 carats.

 

This diamond Peacock Brooch It is one of the most amazing and rare works in the Graff Brooch series. It is also a jewelry that shows the exquisite craftsmanship and the most colorful diamond in the world. One of the fine colored drills is deeply purple, pink, blue, pink, green, yellow and orange, and is cut by the shape of rugby, round and heart-shaped. This makes the peacock vivid and bright. This unique work just shows the difference between Graff diamond and its unforgettable memory.

 

In the jewelry industry, Graff is rare and outstanding. The most important thing is its high quality and exquisite craftsmanship. As an outstanding world leading Diamond Corp, from the perfect cut diamond to the gorgeous and complex handwork, every jewelry of Graff is unique. Its quality, style and technology are unrivaled. It constantly redefines the excellence standard for the jewelry industry.