New diamond cut plus further artificial treatment of the stones frequently result in a clarity which IMHO comes across as having less character, being less 'rich' than old mine cut diamonds in appearance.
Which tiara are we talking about as borrowed from the mother of the bride? After the bridal diamond tiara was seen at the actual ceremony, there were two more tiara events at this wedding – here’s the bride dressed for the official introduction of the groom to the Court, in all-diamonds, and in emeralds at the wedding banquet:
--Previous Message-- : I have a question and I don't want anyone to : get mad at me for asking. Is the mother's : tiara new/fairly new? The reason I ask is : that it almost looks fake to me. I have : noticed that newer jewels have a tendency to : look like that...jmho. : : btw..who made the tiara? : : --Previous Message-- : Getty has a few pictures of the second part : of : the recent royal wedding in Brunei. It : appears that the bride has borrowed one of : her mother's tiaras. : : : : http://www.gettyimages.ca/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=editorial&p=brunei+wedding+2012&assetType=image : : :
on September 24, 2012, 2:53 am, in reply to "
