ALL DIAMONDS SOLD BY DIMONZ
ARE NON-CONLICT DIAMONDS OBTAINED THROUGH THE KIMBERLEY PROCESS
My name is Bill Bailey. I am the proprietor and sole employee
of Dimonz. I offer G.I.A. (Gemological Institute of America)
and A.G.S. (American Gem Society) certified diamonds and diamond
jewelry at wholesale prices. Whether you are looking for a diamond
engagement ring, stud earrings, or a tennis bracelet, I will
provide you with a level of personal service that is unequalled.
As a Graduate Gemologist with many years of international trade
experience in the diamond industry, I can provide you with a
level of expertise that you will seldom encounter in a retail
store.
Why
are Dimonz' prices so low? I am Dimonz' only employee. When
purchasing diamonds for resale, I avoid unnecessary middlemen
by personally selecting my inventory from major diamond manufacturers
in New York and Antwerp. I avoid expensive TV and radio advertising
and do not maintain a costly storefront with a fleet of salesmen.
Another way I save money is by performing all of the sales work,
jewelry design, appraisals and shipping myself. By keeping overhead
down and working with carefully selected diamond inventory that
turns over rapidly, I minimize costs and pass the savings to
you.
My
prices are the best available for better quality diamonds. However,
when comparing the prices of diamonds, it is important to compare
apples to apples. The information provided on this website on
the "Four C's" (Color, Cut ,
Clarity and Carat Weight) will teach you how to make these comparisons.
After reading about the Four C's,
go to the section of this website titled
GIA/AGS Reports. This section explains in detail
how to interpret the information on a G.I.A. diamond grading
report (as well the A.G.S. diamond grading report). Then go
to the Inventory section
which contains price information for the G.I.A. and A.G.S. cerified
diamonds in my inventory as well as inventory lists from some
of my suppliers.
If
you are purchasing a fancy shaped diamond (i.e., anything other
than a round, such as princess, emerald, radiant, Asscher, pear
shaped, etc.) my services can be of exceptional value to you.
Fewer than 10% of fancy shaped diamonds are well-cut, optically
efficient stones. Distinquishing well-cut stones from those
that are poorly cut requires the services of an expert-- not
a clerk in a jewelry store with a few weeks of training or someone
who is simply interested in selling inventory. I would be happy
to assist you in this process.
Note:
The information contained on this website represents the opinion
of Dimonz proprietor, William G. Bailey, G.G. (G.I.A.), who
accepts no responsibility for the use of this information by
others in the conduct of financial transactions or in any other
matters for which it may be used. Prices are subject to change
without notice.
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