Purchasing luxury jewelry is a serious matter, one that requires a lot of research and consideration. It can't be a momentary whim, and it is essential that you feel comfortable with the process. after all, this is a joyful occasion!
The design and sparkle are significant, of course, but also the quality of the gemstones, reliable gemological certificate, professional team, and attentive service from the first second.
Jewelry is considered luxurious when it is made from high-quality materials, designed by renowned and skilled craftsmen, and possesses a unique and exclusive design or history. There are several factors that contribute to making jewelry a luxury item:
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High-Quality Materials: Luxury jewelry is typically made from precious metals, such as gold, platinum, and silver, as well as rare and high-quality gemstones, such as diamonds, sapphires, and emeralds. The use of such high-quality materials not only adds to the value of the piece, but also contributes to its durability and longevity.
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Skilled Craftsmanship: Luxury jewelry is typically crafted by skilled artisans who have honed their skills through years of experience and training. These craftsmen are able to create intricate and detailed designs that are both aesthetically pleasing and structurally sound.
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Unique Design: Luxury jewelry often features a unique and exclusive design that sets it apart from other jewelry pieces. This could be due to the rarity of the materials used, the design of the piece itself, or its historical significance.
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Brand Reputation: Luxury jewelry brands are often associated with exclusivity and high-quality. Many luxury brands have a long and prestigious history, and are known for their superior craftsmanship, design, and attention to detail.
Overall, luxury jewelry is characterized by its high-quality materials, skilled craftsmanship, unique design, and brand reputation. These factors contribute to the high value and exclusivity of luxury jewelry pieces, and make them coveted items among collectors and enthusiasts.
So how do you choose the right luxury jewelry?
The secret is in combining quality gems & diamonds with talented professionals and high-standard recognition. It sounds very theoretical, we know, so let's talk about Us as an example. Here is what happens in Lilo's luxury jewelry from the moment you place your order to the moment your chosen jewelry arrives.
"Your pieces are stunning. In addition to the stones, my appraiser commented specifically on the high quality of the gold workmanship" Jolene, USA
Making the decision
Did you see something on our website that you liked? Great, you can order one exactly like that direct, or ask us for something similar that is more accurate to your taste. It can be a slight change in design or a different type and color of the gems. It's called Custom Made jewelry, and this is how you do it.
Making your jewelry
After choosing the jewelry, Michal and Juliet start working on it. They send your request to our 3D designer, who creates a file of an initial drawing in 3D simulation. After a round of repairs and final approval, the file is forwarded For the casting of the jewel body, made of gold.
it's better to cast it in several parts, for example, the circle of the finger ring and the base on which the main gemstone will be set. Why? That way it's easier to reach every part of the jewel to clean the gold and improve the quality, so it can be genuine luxury jewelry.
When the clean foundry arrives at the studio, our jeweler smooth, clean, and assemble the parts into one piece.
From the studio, the clean jewel is transferred to Guy for the inlay, and he gently places the gemstones he got from Michal in the foundry.
Michal is a gemologist with a seniority of 35 Years in The Israel Diamond Exchange. She matches each piece of jewelry with the highest quality gemstones and diamonds Suitable for it, according to the parameters known as the 4C's: Carat (weight), Clarity (cleanliness), Color (color) and Cut (polishing and cutting). The quality of the stones will determine the final price of the jewel. Here you can read more about the 4C's and their relevance to luxury jewelry.
After inlaying the stones, Guy returns the jewel to the studio for the finishing stage. This stage includes a little more sanding and coating with rhodium liquid to fix the tone and shine of the white gold.
Making your fantasy come true
The complete piece of jewelry is sent to a laboratory qualified by the Israel Diamond Exchange for a gemological certificate.
Good news, your jewel, and its certificate are ready to go to its destination! All that is left is fancy packaging and fast delivery on the way to spread some bling-bling and joy.
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