Whiteflash-Diamond Playground

From Rapaport - The September/October 2007 issue of Bridal Guide featured diamonds from Whiteflash.com. The Houston, Texas-based company, which conducts 90 percent of its business online, reported the magazine’s cover model wore “A cut Above(TM)” hearts and arrows diamond worth more than $100,000. Whiteflash.com reported that its centerpiece ring was a 5 carat round, hearts and arrows masterpiece, set in the company’s platinum “Champaigne pave” setting. The model also wore a duchesse satin gown, embroidered with crystals and pearls, and marquise and brilliant-cut diamond earrings, a delicate three-stone diamond pendant, and a sparkling bracelet with flower-shaped diamond clusters. Brian Gavin, a fifth generation diamond cutter, and Debi Wexler, a computer entrepreneur, together founded Whiteflash.com in 1999 bringing an expansive selection of loose diamonds to the Internet.