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CaratLane makes every proposal more beautiful with its latest engagement rings collection

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CaratLane – A Tata Product, India’s leading omnichannel jewellery brand, has launched its all-new engagement rings collection, designed to celebrate love in its many forms. The campaign captures an often-overlooked yet deeply emotional aspect of wedding proposals: the jitters and self-reflection that men experience before popping the question. Through a sensitive and thought-provoking narrative, the film explores the societal pressures men face, from questioning their careers to their individuality, while ultimately focusing on the most important question of all: “Will you marry me?”

At the heart of this collection is the special 73-faceted CaratLane Gulnaara solitaire that epitomizes brilliance and artistry. This unique cut enhances light reflection, offering unmatched radiance and making it the perfect choice to symbolize a love story as rare and extraordinary as yours.

CaratLane also redefines the way love is expressed with its world-first innovation, Postcards, allowing customers to embed a heartfelt digital message into any ring. The recipient can scan the ring to relive the cherished memory forever, adding a deeply personal touch to an already special moment.

Speaking on the launch, Saumen Bhaumik, CEO of CaratLane, said, “At CaratLane, we believe every love story is unique and deserves to be celebrated in an equally unique way. The launch of the engagement collection, highlighted by the special 73-faceted CaratLane Gulnaara solitaire, showcases our dedication to offering innovative designs and craftsmanship. With Postcards, we’re seamlessly blending technology with emotion, redefining the way customers celebrate their milestones while ensuring that every CaratLane piece becomes a symbol of love and affection.”

CaratLane’s engagement collection is built on the promise of offering something for everyone. From timeless solitaires to affordable preset designs, the collection makes the dream of finding the perfect engagement ring accessible to all. With over 400 designs, starting at just ₹25,000, customers can choose from a range of meticulously crafted rings that reflect love and individuality.

Whether it’s a grand proposal or an intimate gesture, CaratLane solitaires are designed to shine brighter with every moment. Explore the collection at over 300 stores across India, online at www.caratlane.com, or book a free try-at-home session today.

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CVD Synthetic Fashioned To Imitate A Rough Natural Diamond

The Near-Colorless Stone Is Believed To Be The First Time Creators Of A Synthetic Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) Diamond Have Shaped It To Resemble A Rough Diamond

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The 6.87-carat near-colorless CVD diamond was shaped to resemble a natural rough octahedral crystal but showed distinct synthetic features under microscopic and spectroscopic analysis.GIA’s tests confirmed the stone’s synthetic origin, noting polishing marks, facet junction roughness, and luminescence patterns inconsistent with natural diamonds.

No evidence currently suggests widespread substitution of synthetics for rough natural diamonds, but existing detection tools could be adapted if such cases increase.

The near-colorless stone is believed to be the first time creators of a synthetic chemical vapor deposition (CVD) diamond have shaped it to resemble a rough diamond, according to an article in the spring issue of the institute’s Gems & Gemology quarterly journal.

Upon investigation with the use of raman spectroscopy, the results confirmed that the material was a diamond, with its near-octahedral shape similar to that of a natural rough crystal. Further analysis showed that it was not a true octahedron, as only one set of opposing faces was parallel. Microscopic observation under differential interference contrast revealed extremely flat faces marked mainly by parallel polishing lines, unlike the growth steps and trigons typically seen on natural octahedral faces. The facet junctions were extremely rough, possibly due to measures taken to improve the color, after which the main faces appear to have been repolished, the institute explained.

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