There is no denying it. Diamonds can get heart-breakingly expensive at times. But that is also why we cherish them - nothing but the finest and rarest to symbolize our deepest sentiments, to declare our love, or just fix an important moment in stone.

Of all our jewellery, we reserve special pride for our diamond bangles. There is no better way to bring out the unrestrained glory of diamonds than on a fine, burnished gold bangle, but yeah. Sometimes, it can get, ahem, quite heavy on the pocket.

But then, how often have you wished there could be classy yet affordable diamond bangles that you could actually wear every day? Accessorize with anything, wear maybe even to work?



At CaratLane we are very proud of our diamond and Gemstone bangles. Needless to say, We have an enormous collection of bangles and bracelets ranging from traditional to trendy, but we take particular delight in our range of never-seen-before, contemporary, understated diamond bangles that are just perfect for everyday sophistication.

We call them our Power Lunch Bangles.

This holiday season, we are unveiling a range of ultra-classy single-line diamond bangles - 172 dazzling diamonds set in a slender bangle in traditional yellow gold, exotic rose gold or muted, mellow white gold.

But here is the big surprise. For a limited time, you have the opportunity to own an all-diamond bangle for the stunningly low price of Rs. 36,000!

Go ahead. Make this New Year's Eve very, very special.

A 2.52 carat vivid green diamond, the largest ever to appear at auction, was sold at the Sotheby's “Magnificent Jewels” auction held mid-November in Geneva. Weighing 2.52 carats, the diamond price was estimated at $3.08 Million, setting a new world record for being the highest price paid per carat for a green diamond.

Natural green diamonds get their colour due to exposure to radiation. These are one the rarest diamonds in the world. Their value is determined by the vividness of their hue.

Topaz is a fluorine aluminium silicate that occurs in many colors, ranging from colorless to shades of orange and yellow, green, pink and blue.

Some trace the origin of the name “Topaz” to the Greek word “Topazios” which means “green gemstone”, while others believe it comes from the Sanskrit term “tapasya” – the heat of spiritual austerity – an apt name especially for the fiery orange imperial topaz.

While Topaz is stunning in every hue, blue topaz has been very popular in the past century for its fresh, youthful beauty.

In colour, blue topaz usually is Sky blue, Swiss blue (deep blue) or London blue (the deepest blue). In gemeral, its vibrant aqua tone gives it a summery appeal, and makes for fantastic fashion jewellery.

Topaz is the talisman gemstone of the Sagittarius. December-borns, your birthday might fall in winter, but with the blue skies and beach holidays of summer captured your beautiful birthstone, you are never out in the cold.

Enjoy!