A picture uploaded by celebrity blogger Terry Richardson shows Lady Gaga showing off a sparkling rock on her engagement finger with the caption ‘Gaga showing off her new engagement ring!’. The question is, is she engaged or isn’t she? Unfortunately for the press & paparazzi, she’s not! TMZ have reported that it is in fact just a beautiful sparkly ring that doesn’t hold any exciting news for Lady Gaga fans.

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Emerald’s make beautiful jewellery & are the perfect gift for a Gemini for birthdays, anniversaries & special dates. DiamondGeezer.com have a new collection of coloured stone & diamond rings including an emerald collection that will not fail to impress.

Micro pavé is a term used for jewellery that has literally been paved with diamonds that have been very closely set. A micro pavé ring is usually a large centre stone diamond surrounded by tiny one hundredth of a carat diamonds that are set down the shoulders of the ring. Micro pavé is also known as a bead setting due to the diamonds resembling small beads. To achieve a micro pavé setting, the ring is drilled to create a taper hole where the diamonds are placed & the metal is pushed over the edges of the stones. Micro pavé settings give any size centre stone the illusion of being larger than it really is because of the clusters of diamonds surrounding it.  DiamondGeezer.com have a beautiful collection of micro pavé diamond & precious gem jewellery that they have spent 3 months designing along with a very skilled design team that can design and create any style of micro pavé jewellery. Speak to one of the DiamondGeezer.com diamond experts to find out more.

DiamondGeezer.com have launched their new & exciting collection of coloured stone & diamond rings. The rings are a collection of emerald, sapphire,  amethyst, topaz, golden citrine & ruby surrounded by micro pave set diamonds. The coloured stone & diamond ring collection stands out with bright, bold colours & sparkling diamonds that will create across the room sparkle. DiamondGeezer.com will also soon be launching their new coloured stone & diamond earring collection with a variation of drop earrings & statement stud earrings.

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A collection of fancy yellow diamonds are to be exhibited on Bloor Street in Toronto from May 2nd to May 6th. The collection is estimated to be worth $10million & is the largest collection of yellow diamonds to have ever been exhibited in the 133-year history of the Birks luxury jewelry chain. More than 60 pieces of diamond jewellery will be on display including a rare 15ct internally flawless, fancy intense, radiant-cut yellow diamond set in a platinum ring. As yellow diamonds are so rare, this beautiful ring is expected to sell for a lot of money! Yellow diamonds are very popular amongst celebrities and the royal family, which isn’t surprising as they’re such beautiful stones.

DiamondGeezer.com have launched their new collection of coloured stone & diamond rings, they may not be yellow diamonds but they’re certainly stunning diamond rings!

The 400 year old, 34.98ct “Beau Sancy” is one of the world’s oldest, most famous & most storied diamonds. The jewel is currently on display in Paris, soon to be moved to London & then to end up in Sotheby’s Auction in Geneva on May 14th. The “Beau Sancy” is colourless with 110 facets & was the first ever diamond to be cut into a pear-shape making it even more spectacular.

Lord of Sancy bought the “Beau Sancy” for his wife, Marie de Medici, who was one of the richest women in Europe and part of the  famous Medici family of Italy. Sadly, Medici’s husband was murdered & she lost all of her wealth & in 1604 was forced to sell the diamond to King Henry IV of France for 80,000 florins. The diamond was passed through Henry’s descendants and many royal families of Europe.

May 14th will be a very lucky day for the person who buys this treasured diamond.

The change, proposed by the former Labour government, to save the Royal Mint between £7 million and £8 million a year by abandoning the use of copper & instead using nickel has caused quite a stir. It has been revealed that 5p & 10p coins are going to start being made from steel with a nickel coating which is known to cause a skin allergy problems, hence the reason it not being used in jewellery any more. The ‘silver’ 5p and 10p coins have always been made from a metal known as cupronickel, an alloy made of 75 per cent copper, 25 per cent nickel. Another issue raised with the change in metal coating used for 5p & 10p coins is that the coins are going to be thicker, meaning they may not work in hundreds of thousands of machines around the country causing far too many problems. It’s been said that the change will cost the vending industry £42 million & the coin industry nearly as much as £100 million.

Nickel is Legally Banned from Jewellery & Should Not be Used in Coinage

Why is nickel regulated?

Nickel is known to be one of the most common causes of skin allergies with it affecting 10% of the UK adult population. Nickel sensitive patients develop dermatitis which is caused by nickel permeating through the skin of their hands causing a long-term disability. Avoiding nickel is almost impossible as it is found in hundreds of thousands of substances. The most common sensitisation caused by nickel is through body piercings & is perpetuated by prolonged contact with nickel.

The change in metal for the use of 5p & 10p coins is due to take place from January 1st of next year.

The famous Christie’s Auction House in New York was filled with excited bidders on Tuesday 17th April. In May 2011 Huguette Clark, one of the last heiresses of America’s Gilded Age, died at the grand age of 104 leaving behind her collection of jewels. Huguette Clark was said to have lived a reclusive life in her later years & she had stored her diamonds & precious gems in a vault since the 1940′s.

The jewel to stir up the most excitement on Tuesday was a 9ct pink diamond which has been given the name ‘Clark Pink’. The Clark Pink was estimated to fetch around $6-8 million, but little did the excited bidders know it was going to round up a massive $15.7 million. This wasn’t the only one of Clark’s jewels to go under the hammer, also being sold was a 19.86ct rectangular-cut diamond ring by Cartier that sold for $3.1 million; an Art Deco diamond bracelet by Cartier that sold for $578,500 and a ruby, sapphire, emerald and gold bracelet by Tiffany & Co. selling for $266,500. The collection was part of Christie’s Magnificent Jewels sale that took a total of $70.7 million.

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Scientists at the University of Nottingham have engraved a microscopic portrait of the Queen onto a second-hand diamond in celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. It has been said that the diamond might be given as a gift to the Monarch.

This tiny engraving is so small that it could fit onto a postage stamp 300,000 times measuring just 46 by 32 microns. Prof Martyn Poliakoff, Dr Michael Fay and Dr Christopher Parmenter from the university’s Nanotechnology and Nano science Centre used a beam of charged gallium ions to engrave it on to the diamond.

Prof Poliakoff has said that he would like the diamond to be used as a celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee; others would like it to be given to the Queen.

Use DiamondGeezer.com to have your own personal microscopic message, your own fingerprint, your own signature or even your very own Queens head to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee engraved onto your diamond. Speak to one of our diamond experts to find out more by email: sparkle@diamondgeezer.com or phone us on:
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We look forward to speaking with you!

DiamondGeezer.com will be launching their new range of Swarovski Crystal designer stacking rings on or before 1st May 2012. DiamondGeezer.com Stacking rings are the perfect gift as you can just keep stacking. Set in sterling silver, there’s a beautiful range of Swarovski Crystals in an exciting collection of different shapes to make the DiamondGeezer.com stacking rings stand out from all the rest.

Stacking rings can be worn on their own with no end of choice of colours, shapes and styles which you can then build up with other stacking rings to create a set. The set will almost look like you bought the ring as one piece when in fact you can chop and change the order you wear your stacking rings or change how many stacking rings you want to make your ring look bigger or smaller.

Here are a few tips to make your DiamondGeezer.com Stacking Rings that extra bit more special:

• Choose Swarovski Crystals that complement each other in colour – no one wants clashing stacking rings!
• Make sure the rings fit comfortably on top of each other with no gaps between them, that would just look messy
• The designs on your stacking rings should all go well together, different styles might make elements of your ring look out of place

Now you’re ready, keep an eye out for DiamondGeezer.com’s Swarovski Crystal stacking rings then get stacking!