Glossary

Carbonado

Carbonado, also known as "Black Diamond" or "Carbonado Diamond," is a unique type of diamond with a distinctive structure and appearance. Carbonado is characterized by a polycrystalline structure composed of numerous small diamond crystals fused together. It typically has a black or dark gray color and is known for its rough and uneven surface.


In the watch industry, Carbonado can be used as a material for watch dials, cases, and bracelets. The use of Carbonado in watchmaking adds a unique and contemporary touch.