Where can I find the cheapest wholesale diamonds or loose diamonds without being a jeweler?
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My goal was to get the best diamond for my money. My budget was $3500 and I went into the process fairly knowledgeable about diamonds.
I live in Manhattan and visited 47th street (the Diamond District) on several occasions but was A) not crazy about paying state sales tax B) not getting the deals I wanted.
I ended up buying a 1.27 Carat, J Color, VS1 diamond for under $3400. This was hands down the best diamond deal I found on the web. I spoke with a salesman on the phone 3 separate times and had the certification sent to me beforehand. Definitely the best diamond buying experience I've had.
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M$As you have mentioned about Blue Nile and Ice, here are some more leading store. It would give you precise price for your loose diamond to set in your engagement ring.
http://www.James Allan.com
http://www.Mondera.com
http://www.diamond-usa.com
http://www.b2cjewels.com
You can checkout with this also : http://www.1diamondsource.com/
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Thanks Mike !
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Thanks - I was wondering about the diamond districts. Any advice on getting the actual ring built? If I buy the diamond separately from the ring, can I still get it insured?