The diamonds you will find in our window will always represent the very finest mother nature has to offer, arrayed in dazzling whites and eye catching colours our stones are hand selected to show the very best in colour and hue from the extraordinarily rare D colours to fancy canary yellows and Cognac stones encompassing many shades in between.

Contrary to popular opinion Yellow or even brown diamonds are not necessarily bad colours. Like most things in life it comes down to a personal taste and preference, its true that white or more properly termed colourless diamonds are certainly most prized but depending on the tone, hue and saturation of that colour some stones can take on a very different character which can often be very beautiful.

The more scratched or dirty the glass pane of a window is, the less light its going to let in, in a nutshell the same is true with diamonds when referring to clarity. Clarity refers to the number, placement and disposition of natural inclusions within a gemstone. Inclusions can take on several forms, most commonly white marks in the form of feathers, clouds or cleavages. More notable marks include carbon deposits or mineral inclusions which are far more noticeable.

Diamond clarity refers to the absence of these inclusions and blemishes. All inclusions have a different effect on a diamonds scintillation or sparkle, Obviously, the less inclusions you have in your diamond the better but most will have inclusions to some degree. The trick of it is choosing the diamonds with well-placed marks, we call these stones clever diamonds. These stones are often overlooked by some or passed over for not being clean enough but on inspection the stone may hide its flaws well and still have a great brightness about it. We try to offer a variety of options with clarity in our diamonds but we stick to certain standards guaranteeing that no inclusions present are visible to the naked eye, offering everything from stunning flawless diamonds to SI1-2.