Canadian Diamonds

Coming from the Northwest territories of Canada, Canadian diamonds we're first discovered in 1991 at
Point Lake near Lac de Gras. Since then, it sparked an intense diamond activity and has made Canada one of the top diamond producers in the world. In fact, between the years 1998 and 2002 Canada has already produced $2.8 billion worth of diamonds.

The quality of Canadian diamonds are known worldwide. Apart from being wholesome-looking, these diamonds are very fashionable.

Canadian diamonds also have an interestingly unique feature as each Canadian diamond piece has a speck of marking that resembles a polar bear as trademark.

A simple band hugs a gorgeous 1.50 carat pear shaped diamond. This solitaire diamond engagement ring is simply breathtaking.

When a diamond is first mined, it does not natively exhibit the essence of brilliance and beauty. Instead, it has to be cut and polished to display such. The cut of the diamond entails how well or poorly a diamond has been faceted, polished and proportioned. Considered as the most important C among the rest, it has the greatest effect on how light reflects and travels through a diamond. A diamond's shape is also determined by its cut and is an indicator of the quality of the stone's craftsmanship.

A diamond's shape should not be confused...