An entirely new way to set diamonds without claws or prongs – creating a new standard for elegance in diamond jewelry.
A 21st century solution to setting diamond jewelry
Around the world, you’ve been asking “Can you set a diamond without prongs or claws?”
Under traditional jewelry manufacturing methods, this was never possible. The patented Floeting® Diamond setting now allows the diamond to appear as if it’s floating above the ring, pendant or earring – making previously unimaginable jewelry designs achievable.
Unmatched Sparkle
The Floeting® Diamond's patented cut features over 50% more facets compared to a standard round brilliant cut diamond, maximizing light return so the diamond shines more brightly.
Secure
The Floeting® Diamond has undergone rigorous testing by New Zealand's Callaghan Innovation, a leading science and engineering institute, and is scientifically proven to be incredibly strong and robust.
Certified
A design as pure and clean as this leaves no room for imperfection. Which is why The Floeting® Diamond has been engineered right down to a micron-level with each individual Floeting® Diamond larger than 0.50ct assigned a unique and traceable serial number and certification. The Floeting® Diamond has achieved the coveted American Gem Society Laboratories (AGSL) Triple Zero Ideal Diamond Grade and now the GIA's Excellent Symmetry grade.
ETHICALLY SOURCED
Floeting® Diamonds are sourced from one of the world’s largest, Responsible Jewellery Council-certified, diamond cutting facilities. They have the technology to track the diamonds from mine to finger and guarantee the diamonds we use are ethically sourced.
The Edge of Innovation
The first country to see the sun each day, New Zealand fosters a culture of innovation. The Floeting® Diamond was born out of a nation not bound by tradition which has enabled innovators to create world championship racing cars, radical winning America’s Cup boats, new generation rockets and renowned film and special effects studios.
“Being located on the edge of the world gives us a unique view of it, coupled with a vibrant and diverse culture of creativity, storytelling, and craft.”
- Ian Douglas, Inventor