What is Kay Jewelers Diamonds in Rhythm Collection?
Kay Jewelers Diamonds in Rhythm Collection is a stunning line of diamond jewelry that is designed to sparkle and shine on any occasion. This popular collection features an exclusive design that captures the essence of movement and elegance.
What makes this collection so unique is the innovative Diamonds in Rhythm setting, which features a shimmering diamond that is constantly in motion, catching the light and dancing with every move. The design of Diamonds in Rhythm collection creates an illusion of diamonds kissing while showcasing individual beauty of each stone.
The Diamonds in Rhythm Collection offers a variety of styles, including necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings, in a range of precious metals such as white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold. Each piece is expertly crafted and features a beautiful array of diamonds set in various patterns and styles to create a stunning and bespoke jewelry piece.
In addition to its exquisite beauty, the Diamonds in Rhythm Collection is designed with the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship, ensuring that each piece will last for generations to come. Whether you're looking for a statement piece to wear on a special occasion or a classic piece to treasure for years to come, Kay Jewelers Diamonds in Rhythm Collection is the perfect choice for any diamond lover.
Frequently Asked Questions about kay jewelers diamonds in rhythm collection
Natural diamonds are incredible works of nature and the traditional choice. Whether natural or lab-created, all of KAY's diamonds are 100% conflict free.
Sterling Jewelers, the American diamond empire that owns Jared and Kay Jewelers, has agreed to pay $175 million to settle a long-fought class-action lawsuit alleging that the company had for years discriminated against tens of thousands of women in their pay and promotion practices.
At KAY we are committed to using ethical, conflict-free and sustainable supply chains to create the jewelry you love.
Because lab-grown diamonds have the same optical, chemical, and physical characteristics as natural diamonds, they cannot be distinguished even with a professional loupe under 10x magnification. That's why KAY lab-grown diamonds 1/5 carat and larger are laser-inscribed with “lab-grown” or "lab -created" on the girdle.
Kays diamonds are almost exclusively IGI certified; on average an IGI certified diamonds come in around three grades higher than their GIA equivalent.
Kay Jewelers has got a good business model, commanding market share and a beautiful presentation. We do however, believe that Kays Jewelry is very expensive for what you get, and a buyer can find a better price for largely identical diamond jewelry elsewhere.
Kays diamonds are almost exclusively IGI certified; on average an IGI certified diamonds come in around three grades higher than their GIA equivalent.
Kay Jewelers Pricing
Kay Jewelers make their diamonds seem more affordable by advertising them as 1.0-carat when, in fact, they sit at around 0.95 carats. Most would know that a 0.95-carat diamond will have a smaller price tag than a diamond weighing 1.0 carat.
Some diamonds from KAY Outlet are accompanied by an independent certification as to their quality and value. We currently offer Gemological Science International (GSI) and Gem Institute of America (GIA) certified diamond engagement rings .
Natural diamonds often contain a small amount of nitrogen or other impurities, while lab-grown diamonds do not. Tiffany diamonds are responsibly sourced from known mines and suppliers, and the majority of our rough stones come from Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Canada.
Remove your jewelry before showering, swimming, cleaning, sleeping, doing rough work or handling chemicals -- including hair care products and perfume. Do not expose gemstones to sudden temperature changes, which may cause cracks. Store each piece of jewelry separately to prevent them from scratching each other.
Kays diamonds are almost exclusively IGI certified; on average an IGI certified diamonds come in around three grades higher than their GIA equivalent.
