Choose from a vast range of Round, Emerald, Asscher, Cushion, Radiant, Princess, Marquise, Oval, Pear, and Heart-shaped cuts

When you hear about the scams concerning loose diamonds, buying diamonds online almost seems outright folly! However, you actually can purchase loose diamonds online safely, with considerable cost savings, if you take simple precautions.This website will guide you through the basics of purchasing loose diamonds and arm you with all the information you need to choose the perfect diamond for any occasion.

And Custom-design your own Round, Princess, Emerald, Marquise, Oval, Radiant, Pear, Heart-shaped, Cushion, or Asscher cut diamond ring.

We’ll begin with a set of guidelines on how you can safely buy quality, certified diamonds online at discounted rates.

To begin with, ask yourself why you’re thinking of buying a diamond online instead of purchasing it from a local jewelry store. Most often, it’s the price factor. Due to low overheads, online jewelers and wholesalers like Mondera & James Allen are able to offer you Loose Diamonds and engagement rings at significantly lower prices, often giving you savings of upto 30% to 35%.

Compare diamonds, find the best price on just the loose diamond you want. Take advantage of the 30-day Money-Back Satisfaction guarantee and Free FedEx overnight shipping on all diamond purchases.

One of the best things about purchasing diamonds online is the unlimited selection. When shopping at brick and mortar stores, you are limited to the selection in the stores in your locality. Besides, with online shopping, you can take as long as you like, comparing cuts, shapes, and prices from the comfort of your home.

Standard Cuts:

Round Diamonds (58 facets)

Emerald Cut Diamonds (step cut)

Asscher Cut Diamonds (72-74 facets)

Cushion Cut Diamonds (60 facets)

Radiant Cut Diamonds (70 facets)

Fancy Cuts:

Princess Cut Diamonds

Marquise Diamonds

Pear Shaped Diamonds

Oval Diamonds

Heart Shaped Diamonds

While there are no limits and a whole world of choices when you shop for diamonds online, you must use a great deal of caution before handing your money over to an unknown vendor that you cannot see or speak to, and have never met!

Learn the basics

First, even before you start shopping, learn as much as you can about diamonds – especially the Four Cs: carat weight, color, clarity, and cut. This site will give you all the information you need.

When you know your diamond basics, it will be harder for a scam artist to rip you off. Once you learn the facts about diamonds and understand the terminology, you’ll be ready to start shopping.

Compare prices

Give yourself plenty of time to check prices. Don’t go for the first interesting diamond you see or the first offer that attracts you. Instead, look for similar diamonds for sale. Some comparison shopping will help you find the lowest prices.

After you’ve found the lowest price, investigate further. At this stage, you know about diamonds, you’ve found a diamond that you want, and you’ve found the lowest price – but you still have some way to go before actually purchasing that diamond!

Check out the seller’s credentials

Begin this final stage of your investigation by asking about the seller’s credentials, such as professional jewelry associations that they belong to. Make sure they have return and refund policies. View and print the seller’s return, refund, and upgrade policies.

Next, inquire about additional services, such as settings and mountings, sizing, and free shipping. Run a search for customer reviews on this particular company as an online jeweler. Also check with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) online to see if there have been any complaints about that seller.

Buy only laboratory certified diamonds

Ask for a certificate, also known as a diamond grading report, from a recognized independent laboratory such as the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), the American Gem Society (AGS), HRD (which is the Belgian equivalent of GIA) or the European Gemological Laboratory (EGL). You should see this certificate before making a purchase. Under no circumstances should you buy a diamond without a lab certificate or accept a certificate from an unknown lab.

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