Anello con diamante indossato
Anello con diamante indossato

Kwiat’s special diamonds

According to linguistics scholars, the ancient Proto-Indo-European word ḱwoyt-o meant white, light. From that root derive the word ḱweyt (white), which evolved into the English word white. By assonance, the name Kwiat is very close to that word, and in a certain sense it also inherits its meaning, since it indicates a jewelry Maison specialized in diamonds. White and light objects, in fact.

Anello con diamante taglio smeraldo
Emerald Cut Diamond Ring

The story of Kwiat, which has two main stores in New York and Las Vegas, began in 1907. The founder, Sam Kwiat, was involved in diamonds which, with his son, David, he transformed into high-end jewelry. Even today it is a family business followed by Lowell, Greg, Cory and Russel Kwiat. The specialization in jewelry and diamond processing has allowed the brand to patent some exclusive cuts of the most desired stone in the world. Among the most interesting is the Ashoka cut, with 62 facets and a dazzling prismatic effect. Each stone finished with this cut has the same weight and has the same proportions and dimensions. The advantage is that the Ashoka cut has a larger appearance than diamonds with a similar shape. In fact, according to Kwiat it looks 30% larger than an emerald-cut diamond of the same carat weight.

Anello con diamanti taglio Ashoka
Ashoka Cut Diamond Ring
Orecchini pendenti con diamanti
Diamond Drop Earrings
Orecchini chandelier con diamanti e smeraldi
Diamond and Emerald Chandelier Earrings
Collana con tre fili di diamanti
Three Strand Diamond Necklace
Bracciale in oro bianco 18 carati con diamanti
18K White Gold Diamond Bracelet
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti e smeraldo
White Gold Diamond and Emerald Ring
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti
White Gold Diamond Ring

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