Important
stones,
kept loose.
Rough, polished, graded, disclosed — one desk, one file.
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Fancy colour.
Pinks, yellows, blues and rare grades, for principal-stone placement.
Natural.
Standard- and ideal-make rounds, tracked rough to invoice.
We read what the lab reads, in the same room.
Rough.
Planned for final yield against the De Beers book.
The four C's, at the desk.
Weight, colour, clarity and cut — read across a parcel, not a campaign.
Weight is where the desk starts.
Targets set in writing — sieve range for parcels, exact weight for principal stones — matched to the report at exit.
Colour needs two languages.
D-to-Z for whites, fancy grades for the rest, against master stones held in-house.
Clarity belongs under tools.
10× loupe, microscope where it matters.
Cut is the only C the cutter truly owns.
Make, polish and symmetry checked against the planning file. PrecisionCut recuts when the rough deserves it.
Brief the desk.
Tell us what you're looking at, or looking for. We reply within two working days.
Matched — to the pair.
Pairs, layouts and calibrated goods, read across the parcel until the make agrees. Held loose, placed on memo.