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LOOSE DIAMONDS AND
DIAMOND JEWELRY
Andrew Fabrikant & Sons is the best jeweler / dealer to take your loose diamonds and diamond jewelry, including diamond rings, wedding bands, necklaces, bracelets and more. All of our staff is GIA certified and trained. We study the diamond market closely and can advise with confidence.
HOW WE EVALUATE DIAMONDS
CUT, COLOR, CLARITY & CARAT
We measure and evaluate a diamond’s characteristics and values accurately. Features that factor into a diamond’s value include the “4 C’s” (color, cut, clarity, carat weight) and the table and depth percentages, fluorescence, and proportion. Highly experienced in the jewelry trade, our trained professionals take the intrinsic value of the diamond’s characteristics into consideration and factor in the history, craftsmanship, and market desirability for your particular stone or ring. We buy diamonds of every shape and size without a GIA certification. Although diamonds above 1 carat are most desirable in today’s market, we are glad to help you find the best price no matter what the size.
Andrew Fabrikant & Sons buys loose diamonds and diamond jewelry, including diamond rings, engagement and wedding bands. The demand for diamonds and diamond jewelry is still tremendous despite the introduction of lab-grown diamonds into the market.
Our experts are here to educate you on the essential qualities of your diamonds and guide you through the process of selling them for the greatest possible return. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA), the world’s most respected authority on diamonds and gemstones, has educated our entire staff.
CRASHING PRICES / BUYER BEWARE
About Lab-Grown Diamonds
It's important to be vigilant in the current market. Synthetic diamond prices are crashing due to over production. However, certain retailers continue to mark them up unfairly by drawing comparisons to the pricing of natural diamonds. This misleading tactic may deceive consumers into believing they're securing a favorable deal when, in reality, they're not.