Fluorescence – Good or Bad?
Fluorescence is a phenomenon that naturally occurs in diamonds when exposed to ultraviolet light. This can cause them to emit bluish light in some circumstances. The GIA (Gemological Institute of America) identifies the intensity of the fluorescence on their grading report by noting; None, Faint, Medium, Strong and Very Strong.
Emerald Cut Diamond - Hall of Mirrors Effect
Learn why the emerald cut diamond is a fascinating choice when it comes too diamonds. The hall of mirrors effect will have you gazing into the depths of the diamond
Custom Engagement Rings
Whitehouse Brothers manufactures custom engagement ring for an exact fit to your fancy shape diamond.
The Oval Cut Diamond - Elongated Round
Oval cut diamonds have been a popular choice for decades. It is a modified version of a round with an elongated shape that appears larger than diamonds of similar weight.
Radiant Cut - The Best of Both Worlds
Radiant cut diamonds, the history and what makes them so special
The Anatomy of a Diamond
Round Brilliant, Cushion, Marquise, Radiant, Princess, Oval, etc. all diamonds have a basic anatomy.
The Cushion Cut - A Timeless Classic
The cushion cut dates back to the 1700s and is known as a timeless classic in the diamond world. Explore the legacy of this heirloom quality diamond
Caring for your Vintage and Filigree Rings
Due to the delicate nature of vintage, antique and filigree jewelry, it take special care to ensure it becomes a family heirloom. Here are a few suggestions to help keep your purchase shining for years to come!
Metal Quality: Die Striking vs. Casting
We get a lot of questions regarding the difference between our Die Striking process and the industry standard of casting. Although we try to illustrate the difference through a simple explanation of our process, it really needs to be examined on a microscopic level to fully understand the advantages.