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What is the ‘Floating Diamonds’ Setting?
The “Floating Diamonds’ setting is where the diamonds are encased in a layer of pure carbon, with a high-end finish. This unique setting brings out the full lustre and brilliance of the smallest of diamonds, making the diamonds seem as if they are ‘floating’. In the clear colour of the setting, this allows all the facets of the diamonds to shine brilliantly and catch the light. This setting is also available in several colours, including black, blue, green, red and pink.
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What make this setting different?
Uncovered by the usual metal prongs in other settings, this reduces the use of gold, which allows the jewellery to be of a lower weight and also at a better price.
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Will the diamonds fall out?
The setting is extremely durable and protects the diamonds more than the traditional setting.
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Why is it many small diamonds?
The use of many small diamonds, set close together to give the illusion of a larger diamond - this overall look allows the customer a better price for a similar look to buying larger diamonds.
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How did this setting come about?
The ‘floating diamonds’ setting was patented by Blue Diamonds Jewellery Worldwide in 1990 and is used to manufacture our own brands as well as make products for our customers worldwide in their own designs. We offer a lifetime warranty for the setting.
Sri Lanka has a rich history of gem mining and jewellery making dating back thousands of years and its location only makes it more attractive
With strategic free trade agreements in place with India and Singapore, producing in Sri Lanka allows for greater ease and lower transactional costs, especially considering its' geographical proximity to other key markets. Furthermore, our factory sits within 5 minutes from Bandaranayake International Airport - allowing rapid production turnaround times.
Sri Lanka is also known as the world's Sapphire Capital, producing a wide range of gems, including the famous Ceylon blue sapphires and other colours, rubies, garnets and more precious stones. Sri Lanka is thereby an established and reputable source for high-quality gems cutting, polishing and trading.
Furthermore, Sri Lanka also has highly skilled craftsmen with techniques passed through generations resulting in high quality products. The low cost to GDP ratio also allows for a cost-competitive advantage.
