[edwinc112]

One of the busiest online diamond dealers is James Allen. Founded in 2006 by a team of four this online retailer has become a major player in the diamond universe. James Allen’s meticulous attention to detail coupled with a high priority on customer experience and service is why, at the time of writing, more than 150,000 happy couples are now owners of James Allen diamond rings. While James Allen has set the pace for the way diamonds should be sold online there are few competitors that can replicate James Allen’s success. This is no doubt due to the fact that the founders’ focus from the beginning was on customer experience. Read more about the amazing people who started James Allen and what you should know when shopping there in my James Allen Review. What immediately hooks visitors to the site is the user interface, which is highly intuitive and super easy to use. Refining your search couldn’t be easier. You can have the site show you the carat weight, diamond color, shape, and even cut quality for many shapes. You can then sort the results by price, carat, color, or cut grade. And help is never far away as there are explanations for everything on the page. Having access to this many diamonds is dizzying but the tools for refining your search make it possible to narrow it down to the perfect stone to suit just about any budget. more

[r!chb]

Ritani was founded in 1999 by a family of jewelers. They began as a wholesale jewelry brand. Ritani then launched its e-commerce website in October 2012. Their aim was to make it simpler to purchase high quality, handcrafted jewelry. Ritani’s pieces are one-of-a-kind and made to order in New York by expert artisans. Ritani knows diamonds. Their extensive knowledge of jewelry can easily be tapped in to by chat, phone or email so you can find the right engagement ring, wedding band, or whatever piece you’re looking for.

[aliceross222]

I have given Whiteflash five stars as it more than satisfies my criteria as a jeweler and retailer of fine jewelry that provides a stellar experience. [links]

[Nerd]

Whiteflash offers so much more than I could possibly cover in one paragraph. For this reason I wrote a much lengthier article here: Whiteflash Review. here

[LobsterMan]

Description: Ideal diamonds and fine jewelry. Independent brand.

[geebus]

A Loupe is a special microscope made specifically for looking in diamonds and other stones. 10X refers to the magnification properties of the loupe. What you find should correspond to the certificate that should come with a stone. If a stores does not have a loupe or will not supply one so you can inspect stones then it is best not to shop there but find one that does. more

[EricJ2190]

What to Look for
All diamonds are assigned a clarity grading using a microscope with the magnification power of ten times so using one of these should ,enable you to see the inclusions detailed on the certificate. If there are more inclusions than noted on the certificate it may not be the same diamond but one of a lesser quality.

[lobo235]

Also get the jeweler to let you check the diamond against a master comparison set. He should have those. Again if not go elsewhere. The master set should have been previously graded by the Gemological Institute of America. The stone should be positioned against another stone in the set of the same or similar color so you can compare it. [links]

[iLoveMjesica]

Other shapes such as the pear, oval and marquise are usually design to maximize the carat weight. here

[martin]

We’ve visited and reviewed many diamond retailers, online and offline. In the process, we’ve come across several diamond vendors that consistently outperform the competition.

[bitplane]

Our go to company for fancy color diamonds is Leibish. They are the best. Period. End of story. They are one of the biggest purchasers at the Argyle auctions and have a stunning array of fancy color diamonds like black diamonds in all budget ranges. here

[denger]

Other diamond vendors we recommend are Brian Gavin Diamonds , Abe Mor and Leibish & Co. These retailers each offer special expertise and specialize in specific areas. Brian Gavin is one of the best diamond retailers for high-quality diamond cuts. Abe Mor is the best for high-quality, rare and expensive diamonds, while Leibish & Co is the number one fancy colored diamond vendor.

[Inedible]

Brian Gavin is one of the industry leaders when it comes to diamond cutting. Speaking honestly, his knowledge of cut is far superior to mine. Their Signature and Black diamonds will be more brilliant than anything else you can find. more

[grrrl]

They also have a fantastic line of diamond jewelry made exclusively with lab grown diamonds. more

[letharion]

Loose Diamond Exchange, the ultimate diamond marketplace providing high quality certified loose diamonds and fine diamond jewelry with a brand name that will be known to all. We are committed to providing you with quality selection of, jewelry designer brands, GIA certified loose diamonds, engagement rings, wedding bands, bridal jewelry, and, fine diamond jewelry.We go the great length to offer each visitor the highest quality customer service as well as, diamond education, and pride ourselves for being the best diamond marketplace for you. Read about us to find out more of what you’ll be receiving from Loose Diamond Exchange.

[wscott]

Diamonds are forever, and at, Loose Diamond Exchange, we have, GIA certified diamonds, which would last forever. Our, loose diamonds, are backed by the best reputable, diamond laboratory, in the world, GIA. Our, high quality, investment diamonds, are priced to sell. Here at, Loose Diamond Exchange, the things we love are… the 4C’s, Cut, Color, Clarity, and, Carat. Another two more C’s that we love are… Click and Choose. And, our best “C” of them all that we love is… CUSTOMER; we are the marketplace of the 7C’s. Our Diamond Specialists are on hand to assist you in your, GIA certified loose diamond, purchase as well as any, diamond, and/or, designer jewelry. here

[DerrikeG]