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Fast and Reliable Delivery
Enjoy Discounts of Up to 60%
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Enjoy Free Shipping across India.
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We create custom rings in government approved, hallmarked 10k, 14k, and 18k Gold,
as well as 950 Platinum.

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At CelestialJewel, we believe that true beauty lies not only in the brilliance of the jewels we craft but also in the goodness they inspire. Each of our creations is a symbol of timeless elegance, designed to celebrate life’s most precious moments. Yet, beyond the sparkle, we are committed to making a difference in the world around us. That is why we dedicate 1% of every purchase to charity, ensuring that every jewel you wear carries with it a deeper purpose—a promise of hope, compassion, and positive change. When you choose CelestialJewel, you are not only adorning yourself with luxury but also extending a hand to those in need, turning a moment of personal joy into a ripple of kindness that touches lives far beyond your own.

FAQ's

Are hexagon diamonds rare?
While the cut itself is becoming more popular, natural hexagonal diamonds (known as lonsdaleite) are incredibly rare and are typically found in meteorites. The hexagon-cut diamonds used in jewelry are expertly shaped by diamond cutters.
What is the best setting for a hexagon diamond?
Bezel Setting: A bezel setting is a popular choice as it accentuates the geometric shape of the hexagon and provides excellent protection for the stone's points. Prong Setting: A six-prong setting, with a prong at each point, is also a secure option that allows more light to enter the diamond, enhancing its brilliance. Halo Setting: A halo of smaller diamonds can highlight the unique six-sided shape and add extra sparkle.
Do hexagon diamonds appear larger than other shapes?
Yes, due to their larger surface area, hexagon-cut diamonds can often appear bigger than a round diamond of the same carat weight, offering excellent visual value.
What is the ideal ratio for a hexagon diamond?
The choice of ratio is a matter of personal preference. A ratio close to 1.00 will result in a classic, symmetrical hexagon, while a more elongated ratio will create a rectangular, elongated look.
What does a hexagon shape symbolize?
The hexagon is a symbol of harmony, balance, stability, and strength. Its six equal sides represent balance and are often associated with the structural integrity seen in nature, like in beehives and snowflakes.
What is the difference between a "step-cut" and a "brilliant-cut" hexagon?
Step Cut: This style has long, parallel facets, similar to an emerald cut. It creates a mesmerizing "hall of mirrors" effect that emphasizes the diamond's clarity and luster. Brilliant Cut: This style has numerous small facets arranged to maximize sparkle and fire, much like a round or cushion cut.
What is a hexagon-cut diamond?
A hexagon-cut diamond is a unique, six-sided geometric shape. It gained popularity during the Art Deco period of the 1920s and is now favored for its modern, unconventional, and vintage-inspired appeal.
Are heart-shaped diamonds more expensive?
Heart-shaped diamonds can be slightly more expensive than other fancy shapes of the same carat weight. This is because cutting the unique shape requires a high degree of skill and can result in more diamond loss from the original rough stone.
What is the best setting for a heart-shaped diamond?
Prong Setting: A five-prong setting (with two prongs on the lobes, two on the sides, and one at the point) is the most secure and popular choice. It protects the delicate point and showcases the stone's shape. Bezel Setting: A bezel setting, which encases the diamond in metal, offers maximum protection and a modern, sleek look. Halo Setting: A halo of smaller diamonds can accentuate the romantic shape of the heart and make the center stone appear larger.
Do heart-shaped diamonds hide inclusions well?
The brilliant faceting of a heart-shaped diamond can help to hide minor inclusions. However, due to its complex shape, it's always best to visually inspect the stone to ensure it is "eye-clean."
What should I look for when buying a heart-shaped diamond?
Symmetry: This is the most crucial factor. The two halves of the heart should be identical, and the wings (the curved sides) should be slightly rounded with a well-defined point. Cleft and Point: Look for a sharp, distinct cleft and a well-defined, not overly rounded, point. These features give the heart its characteristic shape. Length-to-Width Ratio: The ideal ratio for a classic heart shape is between 0.90 and 1.10. Ratios outside this range can make the heart appear too wide or too narrow.
How many facets does a heart-shaped diamond have?
A heart-shaped diamond typically has 56 to 58 facets, which are arranged to maximize its brilliance and sparkle.
What is a heart-shaped diamond?
A heart-shaped diamond is a unique and symbolic cut that is essentially a pear-shaped diamond with a distinct cleft at the top. It is considered one of the most romantic and sentimental diamond shapes, making it a popular choice for engagement rings and anniversary gifts.
Is it safe to wear my silver ring every day?
Yes, sterling silver is durable enough for daily wear. In fact, the natural oils from your skin can help keep the silver shiny. Just remember to follow the daily care guidelines and clean it regularly to maintain its appearance.
How should I clean a silver ring with gemstones?
Be extra careful when cleaning silver rings with gemstones. While the methods above are generally safe for harder stones like diamonds, they may be too harsh for softer or more porous gems like emeralds or pearls. For these, it is safest to use a mild soap and water solution and avoid any harsh chemicals or vigorous scrubbing.
How do I clean my silver heart or hexagon ring at home?
For regular cleaning and light tarnish, you can use a few simple methods: Mild Soap and Water: A few drops of mild dish soap in warm water is perfect for a gentle clean. Use a soft cloth or a soft-bristled toothbrush to gently scrub the ring, then rinse and dry it thoroughly with a microfiber cloth. Baking Soda Paste: For more stubborn tarnish, you can create a paste with baking soda and water. Apply it gently to the ring, rub with a soft cloth, and then rinse and dry completely. Silver Polishing Cloth: For a quick shine, a dedicated silver polishing cloth is an excellent tool. These cloths are often treated with a cleaner that effectively removes tarnish without scratching the metal.
How can I prevent my silver ring from tarnishing?
The best way to keep your ring shining is through proper care: Store it properly: Keep your ring in an airtight bag or a jewelry box with an anti-tarnish lining. This limits its exposure to air and moisture. Wear it last: Put your ring on after you have applied any lotions, perfumes, or hair products to minimize chemical contact. Keep it dry: Remove your ring before showering, swimming, or working out. Chlorine and sweat are major culprits for tarnishing.
Will my silver heart or hexagon ring tarnish?
Yes, all genuine sterling silver, which is 92.5% pure silver, will naturally tarnish over time. This is a normal chemical reaction with sulfur compounds in the air and is not a sign of poor quality. Factors like humidity, sweat, and contact with cosmetics can speed up this process.