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Anna Hibay

Having a fervent interest in high-end adornments I obtained GIA certification in diamond grading after completing my Bachelor's degree in Business Management with Marketing and a Master's degree in Human Resources and Organisations. I am confident to say that success comes to those who expand their knowledge daily; therefore, I always stay on track with industry developments, upcoming challenges and opportunities. I am thrilled to share my expertise with the jewellery enthusiasts and immerse in this alluring world.

Forgotten Jewellery Precious Objects

Historical Objects Pomander: Pomander is a small container for perfumes that have particular symbolism and are supposed to have healing effects and treat illnesses. It appeared in the Middle Ages around the 12th century. Initially, they were in different shapes;…

Diamond Colour Treatments

For many years, scientists have been developing and experimenting with treatments to change the colour of a diamond. Certain colours increase a gem’s value and, therefore, the price. Diamonds come in various colours; in the D-Z scale, less colour concertation…

“Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend”

Marilyn Monroe’s timeless song “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” in the movie “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” immortalised the phrase and solidified the cultural link of diamonds with glamour and grace. To this day, girls all around the world associate diamonds…

Fancy Coloured Diamonds

You have probably already seen diamonds of different colours and wondered if there is anything special about them. It is a well-known fact that diamonds come in various colours and shapes, but have you ever thought about how the terms…

The D-Z Colour Scale.

Diamonds come in many colours — yellow, pink, blue, purple, red, brown, and a lot more. Many people might believe that the most common colour of the diamond is colourless or they call it white. Yet this is a big…

Little-Known Facts About Diamond Shapes

The three fundamental diamond cutting styles are brilliant cut, step cut, and mixed cut. The majority diamond manufacturers opt for the brilliant cut, characterised by triangular and kite-shaped facets that extend from a gem’s centre to its girdle. A modified…

What is a Clarity Grade?

Diamonds form in the earth surface at about 140km to 220 km belowunder high pressure and high temperatures. Due to the conditions in which they are forming, it is almost inevitable that the diamond would not have any clarity characteristic.…