Paul Bram Blog

Diamonds and coloured gemstones. Both amazing treasures, sourced from the depths of mother earth, revered for centuries. Both beautiful and inspiring, significant and sacred.  Diamonds and coloured gemstones have much in common, yet in some ways are almost opposites…which attract. Not always but typically, diamonds are prized for the absence of colour within them. Whereas

 In case you hadn’t heard, we thought we would share this sensational story with you. Recently an Australian Argyle Pink Diamond sold for more than 2 million dollars, smashing the previous record for a diamond from the famous mine. The total price paid was 2.2 million Australian dollars, a sum more than twice that of

When it comes to proposing to that very special someone, there are many different ways of popping the big question and many different styles and approaches. Some may decide to present a fabulous diamond engagement ring in a champagne glass over dinner. Others may choose a romantic and meaningful location to get down on one

There are three types of hammers associated with diamonds:  The first hammer is that wielded by the miner who extracts the stone from deep below the earth’s surface. Used in conjunction with a pick and other tools, the miner’s hammer is a fairly blunt instrument designed for hard work and hard men. The majority of

Who doesn’t love to ogle and gain “ringspiration” from the world’s most famous celebrities, historical icons and royalty!? You would think the rich and famous would naturally be drawn to the classic beauty of the diamond however, more often than not, coloured gemstones have been the stone of choice when it comes to choosing the

In 2021, fashionable trends are displayed on more platforms than ever with jewellery styles and imagery abundant on screens and phones around the globe, as couples have needed to look online during a time when visiting the showroom has been impossible.  Couples, designers and jewellers are showing signs of super-creativity in this more optimistic year,

It’s that time of year when we are planning Christmas and looking forward to seeing the back of 2020. It’s also very likely that there will be a spike in wedding proposals as we emerge from the difficulties of this year and look towards 2021 and the future with optimism and the promise of fresh

Pink Diamonds – the sparkling blush beauties painstakingly and carefully unearthed from the rugged ranges of North Western Australia’s Kimberley.  They are extraordinary for their rarity, their singularity, their colour – and their availability is limited – both in kind and in time. The vast majority have been gifted to the world by way of