Thursday 29 March 2018


Although all gem garnets share the same crystal structure, gemologists divide them according to their chemistry – those that contain aluminum, as part of their basic chemistry, and those that contain calcium.

The top triangle represents the aluminum garnets – pyrope, almandite, and spessartite – and the lower calcium garnets – uvarovite, andradite, and grossularite. At each point of each triangle, there’s one garnet species that represents chemical purity. For example, in the top triangle, almandite is a theoretically pure iron-aluminum garnet, and pyrope is a pure magnesium-aluminum garnet. In nature, no garnet is ever pure, and garnet species mix to produce a range of gems with different colours and physical properties.

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Wednesday 28 March 2018

“Dear Amanda, thank you & your team for all the kind assistance rendered! From the proposal rings to our wedding rings. 很细心!😊 All the best!” - Desmond & Caroline

Thank you Desmond & Caroline for celebrating love with eClarity! Your greatest adventure has begun, and we wish both of you a future, full of the best that life has to offer. Congratulations!

Tuesday 27 March 2018

Sweet. Sparkly. Sophisticated.

Join us for our Bridal Jewellery Talk to know more about the tradition and designs of bridal jewellery, by GIA Gemologist Amanda Koo on 7 April, 12pm to 2pm. To RSVP, please text +65 9833 1220.

(Bridal Jewellery Set S00128: P00183, BL00099, E00283, R00444)

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Friday 23 March 2018

Zircon, peridot and tourmaline are 3 gems that offer magnificent greens, rich reds, and brilliant electric blues.

Photo: John Parrish, Rio Grande & Tino Hammid. Courtesy: GIA. Resource: Amanda. #eClarity

Thursday 22 March 2018

Because I have been lonely I cherish love.

Our couple Choon Yang and Hui Mei were beautifully featured in this blissful video clips. Knowing them and having heard their love story, this video clip brought tears to our eyes.

#不再让你孤单

https://www.facebook.com/AstroSymphonyOfLove/videos/1835038893233520/

Tuesday 20 March 2018


“Dear Amanda, Thank you for all your advice and your patience in explaining to me all about diamonds! Very happy with my purchase and I’m sure my girlfriend would be too! Thanks!” -Jason

Thank you for celebrating love with #eClarity. Congratulations, and may the love you share continue to sparkle!

Monday 19 March 2018

Pearl diamond pendant scintillating with 81 round brilliant diamonds 1.01 carat, in 18k gold. (P0093b) #eClarity

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Friday 16 March 2018

For centuries, topaz was associated with the colour yellow. Today, we know that topaz occurs in a broad range that includes various tones and saturations of red, pink, purple, yellow, orange, and brown, as well as blue and green. Topaz can also be colorless. 

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Wednesday 14 March 2018

“To Amanda & Team, thank you so much!! Great workmanship, the ring is so beautiful. Able to get me a slot for collection despite a last-minute call in. Great service.” – Zion 

Thank you for celebrating love with #eClarity, congratulations to the happy couple, wishing them a lifetime of happiness. 

“Dear Amanda & Team, thank you for the wonderful experience and patience. Definitely made a stressful situation for me less stressful! Will certainly recommend my friends! 😊” – Zhen Zhou

Thank you for celebrating love with #eClarity, it is a blessing to find a true love and to share one dream with your partner, happy wedding!

“Dear Amanda, thank you for the best advice of diamond ring, will come back for more rings purchased!” – Jing Zhong

Thank you for celebrating love with #eClarity, may love, harmony and understanding be aims of your marriage union, congratulations!

“Excellent introduction to what makes a good diamond. 15 minutes was all it takes to be well versed! Thank you for the education & superb service” – Jit Wei

Thank you for celebrating love with #eClarity, our team wishes you a lifetime of love and happiness. 

Thursday 8 March 2018


In tanzanite, the most-prized colour in fine stones is a pure blue similar to fine sapphire’s, or an intense violet-blue all its own. Tanzanite with a bluish purple bodycolour is also popular, but less valuable. In any shade, pale colours are less prized than saturated ones.

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Wednesday 7 March 2018

“Dear eClarity staffs, thanks for making our choosing of rings so fun and hassle free! I had a good time looking at all the designs you have! See ya guys in a year’s time!” – Kay

Thank you Kay for celebrating love with #eClarity. Congratulations to the beautiful couple, wishing you a wonderful journey as you build your new life together.

Tuesday 6 March 2018

Diamond bracelet scintillating with 47 round brilliant diamonds 1.82 carat in 18k gold, white. (BL00160) #eClarity

http://www.eclarity.com.sg/index.php?ProductId=BL00160&Search=bl0016&Order=1

Monday 5 March 2018

“Dearest Amanda & Team, thank you for making our wonderful wedding bands. The engagement ring is equally as stunning, we will be back! Definitely to upgrade some diamonds.” -Love, Daniel & Cheryl 2016

Thank you Daniel and Cheryl, for celebrating love with #eClarity. May your life together be filled with unforgettable moments and endless tenderness, congratulations!

Friday 2 March 2018


Amethyst is the gem that’s most associated with the colour purple, although there are other purple gems, like sapphire and tanzanite. The finest amethyst colour is a strong reddish purple or purple, with no visible colour zoning.
The first grade includes the best amethysts. They’re a vivid, medium-dark to dark reddish purple or purple, and the best of them have no visible face-up colour zoning. This grade might be described as “super,” “extra,” or “AAA.” Some dealers also use “African” or “Zambian” for this grade.
Gems in the second grade are a little less saturated in colour. Although they’re attractive, some might show face-up colour zoning. Or they might be slightly included. Dealers often call calibrated amethysts in this grade “medium-dark,” “AA” or “A”.
The third grade is considerably lighter in tone and saturation than the better ones – a light lilac rather than an intense purple. Gems in this grade are popular in mass-market jewelry, and they’re usually much less expensive than more intensely coloured goods. Dealers might call them “B” or “medium.”
The fourth and lowest grade is lighter still, and not very attractive. Hues are less saturated, so they take on a grayish to slightly grayish pale purple colour. Stones with a brownish tint are even less marketable. Gems in this grade tends to be low in value. Dealers often call them “light” or “C”.
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Thursday 1 March 2018






#Ring Pillows - At #eClarity, we honor superb artisan customization in all its form. So much so that the complimentary ring pillows which we give as a gift to every eClarity #wedding couple, is lovingly and stitch by stitch sewn by a Singapore seamstress. Together with our team, we handpicked little roses, strands of white beads, matched with ivory ribbons and organza. Dedicating this loving gift to you.

Schedule an appointment to view and to try over 500 designs of Wedding Bands, @ Ngee Ann City Tower B, text 98331220. #eClarity #weddingbands #ringpillows #love