Diamond suppliers
DIAMONDS
The first step in the design of a diamond ring is to choose the stone.
We have been creating custom-made engagement rings since 1985, so we have helped thousands of customers to select the diamond for their ring.
We would love to do the same for you.
GIA Certificated Diamonds
We source certificated diamonds to your individual requirements.
Stone matching & replacement
If you need a diamond for a repair we'll find it for you.
Lab-grown Diamonds
We can supply both mined and man-made diamonds.
We source diamonds to your individual requirements.
The first step is to call for a brief initial chat.
Since 1985 Aurum designer-jewellers has worked with thousands of clients, designing and making jewellery to their individual requirements. An important part of this is the sourcing of suitable diamonds.
If we don't happen to have the right stone in stock, we can source it from our trusted suppliers around the World.
Our advice is totally Free and without obligation.
Whether it's for an engagement ring, a pendant, or a pair of earrings, we can supply diamonds that are right for your project.
Choosing the diamond for your bespoke engagement ring
Diamonds have always been the most popular choice for engagement rings, and there is no shortage of them on the market.
So how do you choose the stone that is right for your diamond ring?
Most of the engagement rings we produce are designed around the stone. During a design consultation we explain what you need to consider when selecting a diamond so that you can make an informed choice.
the four Cs
Understanding the basics of diamond grading.
The value of a diamond is determined by weight and quality. - the Four Cs:-
Carat - weight (five carats = one gram).
The remaining three Cs relate to quality:
Colour - The whiter the better (except "fancy colours", which are highly desirable)
Clarity - the fewer "inclusions" (or flaws) the better (when viewed through a 10X lens).
Cut - the proportions, the symmetry and the perfection of the finish.
(Cut also refers to the overall shape of the stone.)