At 64Facets we specialize in subtle yet luxurious rose-cut diamond jewelry. Discover each step of our creation process, from sourcing the rough diamonds, designing, creating and finally styling our fine jewelry pieces.
STEP ONE
Ethical Sourcing
Our diamonds start their journey in syndicate mines and are transported to a trading center in Belgium where they are valued and sold to authorized buyers. We then source the roughs directly from vetted, ethical partners.
The team of experts at 64Facets carefully select only the most exquisite and unique rough diamonds to be sent to our atelier to be assessed, cut and polished.
Step Two
Cutting & Faceting
The rose-cut is 64Facets' signature diamond and gemstone cut. Unique, delicate, and subtle, rose-cuts glow radiantly from within, revealing the soul of each and every gemstone.
Every rose-cut diamond is different because our expert diamantaires optimize facet arrangements based on the shape of each rough gemstone. It can take several days to cut just one diamond as each stone is cut in its own unique way.
Step Three
Design & Creation
64Facets cultivates creativity encouraging our team to embark on their own journey to create distinctive pieces inspired by the raw beauty of the diamonds or designs that embody the elegance and spirit of the women who wear our fine jewelry.
From the brainstorm, to the digital render, to setting the diamonds, we are dedicated to creating fine jewelry that celebrates the beauty and facets of each gemstone.
Step Four
Styling
We want women to wear our jewelry effortlessly and confidently as they navigate their day, knowing our pieces are appropriate and add flair to any situation. Whether working at home, celebrating special occasions, or reading the news, our diamond jewelry fits any setting with ease and elegance.
There are endless possibilities when styling our beautiful pieces and we update our blog regularly with styling tips and trends.
Certifications
Assessing Quality
The four C's are the gold standard for assessing the quality of a diamond. The combination of carat, color, clarity and cut determines the value of a diamond, not one single factor.
The GIA (Gemological Institute of America) created these factors to help assess the relative value of each diamond. All diamonds certified by the GIA receive a thorough and comprehensive report outlining where the diamonds lies on the scale for each factor.