Diamond crosses are a timeless symbol of faith, elegance, and personal expression, blending spiritual devotion with exquisite craftsmanship. Whether adorned with classic round brilliants, radiant baguettes, or intricate vintage-inspired settings, these shimmering pieces hold deep sentimental value and make a striking statement. From delicate, understated designs to bold, eye-catching masterpieces, diamond crosses transcend generations, worn as treasured heirlooms or modern fashion staples. Their radiant sparkle not only enhances their beauty but also symbolizes purity, strength, and divine protection. Whether gifted for a special occasion or chosen as a personal emblem of faith, a diamond cross carries a unique meaning for its wearer, making it a cherished and enduring piece of jewelry.
Diamond jewelry makes a wonderful gift for any occasion, whether it be a self-purchase just because you deserve it or a first fine jewelry gift to a sweetheart or a deeply sentimental choice to celebrate your years together. The diamonds that MyJewelrySource.com uses in our jewelry meet very strict grading standards and we are very proud of the quality, workmanship and selection we offer. Ultimately your selection of diamond jewelry is based on your taste and preferences and MyJewelrySource.com offers a very wide range of pendants styles from delicate baby shoe pendants for the mom-to-be to dramatic crosses to celebrate your faith or make a fashion statement. Our heart pendants can express your love beautifully and our solitaires are always in style. Diamonds are the hardest substance known to man with the highest rating of 10 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Only a diamond can scratch another diamond. Diamonds are made of pure carbon, the only gemstone made of just one element. Carbon is the building block that is found in every living thing on Earth. What makes diamonds so hard is their unique crystal structure, the specific arrangement of carbon atoms. Millions and millions years ago when the continents were formed, enough heat and pressure were present deep inside the Earth to create diamonds. The rock formed by the volcanoes is called Kimberlite and that is where diamonds are found. Today diamonds are mined in about 25 countries, with a large percentage being mined in South Africa.
Diamonds repel water but unfortunately readily accept wax or grease. Diamonds can become dirty and dull when they are exposed to skin oils, perfumes, lotions, dirt, and dust. These elements adhere to the surface and reduce its brilliance. While steaming and ultrasonic cleaning will not damage diamonds, these methods are not recommended by MJS as they may loosen the setting, and subsequently, stones may fall out. Your diamond jewelry should be cleaned with a soft-bristled brush or a cloth with plain or soapy water.