Diamond Earrings in 14K

Diamonds dazzle due to the way they handle light. Beautifully cut diamonds like this show three special optical effects: brilliance, fire, and scintillation. Brilliance describes the bright reflections of white light that make diamonds look like they are lit from within. Fire describes the rainbow flashes of diamond dispersion: light bent into rainbows like a prism. Scintillation is the spots of light that flash as the diamond moves and the pattern and contrast of bright and dark areas in a diamond: the sparkle of the diamond. Reflection, refraction, brilliance, fire, sparkle. Wearing diamonds, you are ready for the spotlight. April’s birthstone, diamond is the gem of the 10th and 60th anniversaries.

Rose gold, sometimes called pink gold or red gold, has a softer, pinker color than yellow gold. 14K rose gold contains more copper than 14K yellow gold, which gives it its delicate blush tone. But it contains just as much pure gold content, 58.5%, as 14K yellow gold does. Rose gold symbolizes love. Its peach hue is a beautiful complement to gemstones.

Imagine exploring the outback of Australia and finding the rainbow flash of rough opal, like lightning from the earth. Mark Tremonti, known around the world as Mark T the Opal Hunter, brings Australia to you, supplying gems directly from the mines. Mark started mining opal in Lightning Ridge when he was just 23. Today he crafts fine jewelry set with the best of Australia’s gems, from spectacular opal to sparkling sapphire and stunning rare pink diamonds.