The jewellery is hallmarked so as to give you peace of mind on the gold purity. This is in accordance with legal requirement which demands any jewellery is to be hallmarked at one of the

We are a VAT registered company and hence buyers within INDIA will have to bear the VAT (Value added Tax) However there are no hidden import duty/taxes payable to us as you haev to pay to the other foreign sellers

All buyers in US, AUSTRALIA and other part of the world like UK Europe will not have to bear this local VAT and most of our clients report that they are not being asked to pay any duty on imports as they are doing so for non trade purpose, for personal use.

TEN reasons to buy from DIAMOND JEWELZ and not bother elsewhere!!

1. Excellent value for money... huge savings off high street prices {avoid paying for retailer's showroom and overheads·. our buyers don't go to high street anymore!!!}
   
2. Largest collection of Diamond Jewellery on line {broad spectrum of diamonds to select from prettyr 0.05ct to huge rocks 3.0ct ·we make sure you find something of your interest , if that's not enough we also make bespoke Jewellery..}
   
3. Encouraging Feedbacks that should dispel all your fears, uncertainties and doubts of buying over internet. so many buyers simplay cant be wrong
   
4. Selling online since long time on
   
5. Established Jeweller, a reputed diamond located in famous Jewellery quarter of mumbai with viewing facility for our entire range of stock available
   
6. Reputed member of the association and approved by the authorities
   
7. reputed secure payment gateway verified by visa
   
8. Fast Shipping from mumbai. All orders dispatched within 5 to 7 working days on clearance of funds.
   
9. Wide range of payment options for your convenience. buyers can now pay with their card
   
10. Return Policy in place if not happy {although not very likely·}

The harder the gem, the less vulnerable it is to potential damage. A diamond, for example, is the hardest gem known to man, and that's one reason why "it is forever."

Gold in particular, is a soft metal, so with use it gets damaged and requires periodic adjustments. Examples of routine maintenance include periodic cleaning and re-tipping of loose stones, and repair or replacement of a loose clasp.

The amount of routine maintenance your jewellery needs depends on the item and how often you wear your jewellery. For example, if you wear your rings all of the time, they may need more cleaning and repair than a necklace that you wear only for special occasions.

Dirt in your jewellery can cause it to wear more quickly. Talk with your jeweller about how to clean your jewellery safely. Most jewellery stores offer polishing and repair services for a nominal fee.

Keeping your jewellery clean and in good condition helps assure many years - and generations - of enjoyment.

Here are some Do's and Don'ts:

• DON'T wear fine jewellery when doing housework or gardening or while playing sports.
  
• DON'T heap your jewellery into one drawer. Remember a diamond ring can scratch that pearl necklace.
  
• DO keep your jewellery pieces separate and ideally wrapped in velvet, paper, or silk.
  
• DO check for loose stones frequently by gently tapping the piece with your finger near your ear.
  
• DO get pearls re-strung every two years or annually with frequent use.
  
• DO clean fine jewellery often to maintain its sparkle and beauty.
  
• DON'T use toothpaste as it is abrasive and can damage softer gems and metals.
  
• DO soak your jewellery for 10 minutes in warm soapy water (using a non-detergent soap). Use a soft brush on harder gems to loosen any dirt around the prongs. To reduce greasy build-up on diamond jewellery, dip it in plain alcohol or vodka before soaking.
  
• DON'T pull at the gems when you take off your jewels. Gems are exposed easily to the skin sweat and it could loosen the setting of the stones.

POPULAR GEMS AND THEIR BASIC CARE

Diamond - Mechanical cleaning baths are safe. Baths with Ammoniac or soaps are good. Vodka is to raise the brilliance.

Ruby & Sapphire - Clean with warm water, soap and brush. Mechanical cleaning baths are safe.

Emerald - Clean with warm water, soap and soft brush. Do not use mechanical baths. Avoid chemicals. Every few years overhaul emeralds with special oil.

Aquamarine - Warm soapy water and soft brush is the best cleaning method. Avoid chemicals and exaggerated cleaning.

Amethyst - Use warm soapy water and soft brush. Ultrasonic bath is safe. Avoid contact with oxides.

Opal - Use a soft and dry cloth. No mechanical cleaners use. Avoid dryness, heat and chemicals.

Lapislazuli - Use warm soapy water. Dry with a soft cloth. No ultrasonic bath use. Avoid chemicals.

Pearl - After wearing, pearls have to be abraded with a soft cloth. Can be cleaned in lukewarm soapy water.