Swarovski Zirconia

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Overview

Swarovski Zirconia is a product line of synthetic zirconia developed by Swarovski, which originated in Austria. Swarovski was founded by Daniel Swarovski in 1895, and Swarovski Zirconia was introduced in 2010 under the “Pure Brilliance” concept. Its features include precise 57-facet cuts that comply with GIA diamond-cutting standards and a fine “SWAROVSKI ZIRCONIA” laser engraving on each stone. It is supplied to manufacturers around the world as a material for jewelry.

Concept

The “Pure Brilliance” concept applies GIA (Gemological Institute of America) diamond-cutting standards to zirconia, using precise 57-facet cuts and fine laser engraving to achieve brilliance comparable to that of diamonds.

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A range of zirconia products for jewelry

Swarovski Zirconia is a product designation for a range of precision-cut cubic zirconia pr

Swarovski Zirconia is a product designation for a range of precision-cut cubic zirconia products offered by Swarovski, explicitly identified in the component catalogs and technical documents of Swarovski for Professionals. It supplies standardized zirconia stones and ceramic products for jewelry manufacturers and serves the zirconia segment within Swarovski’s range of raw materials and components.

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