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Hearts and Arrows Diamonds & Jewellery

Address:

Shop 6, Seaside Village, Big Bay, 7441 Cape Town

Telephone:

0215542946

Opening hours

Monday: 09:30-18:00
Tuesday: 09:30-18:00
Wednesday: 09:30-18:00
Thursday: 09:30-18:00
Friday: 09:30-18:00
Saturday: 09:30-16:00
Sunday: 10:00-13:00

Opening hours for Hearts and Arrows Diamonds & Jewellery Shop 6, Seaside Village, Big Bay, 7441 Cape Town

Available payment methods

Description

Services:

1. Supplier of Certified Diamonds. Any shape, size, color and clarity
2. Re-cutting of Diamonds
3. Valuations
4. CAD design
5. Re-modeling
6. Repairs
7. Rhodium Plating
8. Clean and polish
9. Engraving
10. Supplier of small diamonds (0.005ct and up)

Trade in your old piece toward your new one

Member of the Jewellery Council of South Africa

Keywords

Repairs, Tourism, Jewellers, Gold, Diamonds, Valuations, Cad, Color, Heart, Diamond Rings, Cape Town Tourism, White Gold, Yellow Gold, Goldsmiths, Jewelers, Clarity, Egl, Rbc, Arrow, Manufacturing Jeweller, Carat, Gia, Jewellery Council, Princess Cut, Jcsa, Eternity Band, Manufacturing Jeweler, Eternity Bands

Company description

The hearts and arrows diamond is a rare and special gemstone. It only appears in the finest ideal cut round brilliant diamonds. In the 1970's the Japanese developed a special viewer called the Firescope. It was a light-mapping instrument which evaluated the quality of diamonds. In the late 1980's Takanori Tamura first noticed the patterning that he saw as a mandala, the Buddhist 8-spoked wheel of life, and which we see as a set of 8 hearts and 8 arrows Of the thousands of diamonds he observed, almost none displayed this special pattern. After years of extensive research, he commissioned cutter Kioishi Higuchi to cut a stone with the highest possible light return. Known as the Eightstar diamond, it became the predecessor of hearts and arrows. By the early 1990's, a H&A viewer was developed allowing viewers to analyze not only the optical performance of a stone, but also its cut symmetry and facet alignment. Shortly after that, the first H&A gemstone was cut in Japan. This phenomenal pattern appears in brilliant cut stones that have excellent parallelism and symmetry. When viewed from the crown, 8 arrowheads are seen, which are the 8 pavilion main facets. The 8 heart shapes are viewed through the pavilion and are the result of the reflection of 16 lower girdle facets. Only a true master cutter can create H&A diamonds. The bezel, star, lower girdle, upper girdle and pavilion main facets must be aligned precisely 180 degrees opposite each other, and all the facets must be the exact same size and shape, or the pattern will be incomplete.

Contact Persons

Roos Andre
MANAGEMENT

0215542946

0714255931

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