Nice Ice - Brokers of Ideal Cut Diamonds!
We specialize in the selection and sale of ideal cut diamonds. You have come to the right place if you are shopping for a diamond engagement ring! "Diamonds are a girls best friend" and this company is owned and operated by a diamond loving woman who knows how to select beautiful diamonds that are as dispersive as they are brilliant and which exhibit a high degree of scintillation! We hand select the ideal cut diamonds that we sell so that you are ensured that the diamond engagement ring, diamond earrings, or diamond pendant that you purchase from us will be of the highest quality! Although our specialty is round brilliant ideal cut diamonds, we also source pear shape diamonds, princess cut diamonds, emerald cut diamonds, marquise brilliant cut diamonds, heart shape diamonds, flanders brilliant cut diamonds, radiant cut diamonds, trillion and trilliant cut diamonds and oval brilliant cut diamonds upon request... Many of the diamonds we represent are laser inscribed on the girdle edge with the number from the corresponding diamond grading report... Inscription services are available for the diamonds that are not laser inscribed for a reasonable fee... In addition to loose diamonds, we also source diamond tennis bracelets, wedding rings, wedding sets, wedding bands, diamond pendants, diamond necklaces and all other types of diamond jewelry for our clients! Our selection of fine jewelry includes custom designs available in 14k, 18k, 22k, platinum and combinations of gold and platinum... Interested in a colored stone or other precious gem? Not a problem! We direct import rubies, sapphires, emeralds, tanzanite and many other colored gems upon request! Want the beauty of a natural colored stone without the high cost? We recommend a Chatham Laboratory Created gem as a high quality alternative! Contact us for details...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
As brokers of ideal cut diamonds, we sell at prices so low that they are often mistaken as being wholesale by the diamond buying public. However, we are not a diamond wholesaler... Yet nor are we retail in the traditional sense of the word... As diamond brokers we walk the fine line between wholesale and retail and provide our diamond buying clients with the finest of quality at near wholesale prices. We only represent diamonds produced from authorized DeBeers site holders... There are only 50 DeBeers site holders in the entire world! We purchase direct from these diamond cutters at prices reflecting a high volume discount and pass the savings on to you after adding an extremely minimal profit. We honestly believe that the only way for you to pay less for the ideal cut diamond of your dreams is to marry a member of the diamond cutter's family so you can buy direct! Even then, you might pay more because you are only buying a single stone...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
Looking for a certified diamond? Well, STOP!!! Because there is no such thing as a "certified diamond"... The term "certified diamond" is a false pretense and a concept that is misused and misrepresented by the majority of our industry... It is incorrectly used to describe diamonds that have been evaluated by independent gemological laboratories such as the GIA, AGSL, EGL, HRD, IGI, CGL, and for which a diamond grading report or diamond profile has been issued... But in reality those laboratories did not certify the diamond, nor did they certify the quality of the diamond... They merely produced a document which describes the characteristics of the diamond at the time that they evaluated it... What do all of those initials stand for? Good point! GIA or more correctly the GIA-GTL is an abbreviation for the Gemological Institute of America Gem Trade Laboratory... AGSL is the American Gem Society Laboratory... EGL is the European Gemological Laboratory which is a franchise laboratory operating in Israel, New York, and Los Angeles... Each of the EGL locations is owned and operated by different individuals... IGI is the Independent Gemmological Institute and CGL is the Central Gem Laboratory... Our preference of all of these laboratories is the GIA and the AGS because they seem to be the most consistent and accurate... The GIA and AGS were both started within a year of each other by Robert Shipley in the 1950's. The initial purpose of the GIA was to provide an educational resource for members of the jewelry and diamond industry. The initial purpose of the AGS was to provide the jewelry and diamond industry with a standard of morals and ethics for dealing with the general public. Eventually both organizations branched off and each organization now operates an independent gemological laboratory which provides diamond grading services. These laboratories are capable of detecting diamond simulants such as cubic zirconia, moissanite, etc. as well as diamond treatments such as clarity enhancement, fracture filling, heat treating and more.
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
If you are serious about buying a diamond you will need to learn
how to use a 10x diamond grading loupe for the purpose of locating and
identifying the inclusions within the diamond that you are considering. In
addition to in-depth instructions pertaining to the use of a 10x diamond grading
loupe, our site offers a variety of high quality 10x diamond grading loupes and
diamond grading equipment and diamond grading tools for sale... Many of
the 10x diamond grading loupes that we offer are equipped with Bausch & Lomb
corrected lenses...
Search for a diamond long enough and a diamond dealer or diamond retailer is
going to introduce you to a Rap sheet... No not the criminal type of rap
sheet... "Rap" is an abbreviation for the Rapaport Diamond
Report which is a diamond price guide used by the majority of our industry as a
starting place for determining the price of diamonds being bought and
sold. You may see the report misspelled as Rappaport, but the correct
spelling is Rapaport. The publisher of the Rapaport Diamond Report is
Martin Rapaport. Correct use of the Rapaport diamond report requires some
knowledge, you have to know when to increase or decrease the percentage of cost
based on factors such as diamond proportions, polish, symmetry, presence of
fluorescence, etc. Traditionally diamond cut extremely well like ideal cut
diamonds sell at Rap or slightly over and poorly cut diamonds can sell for as
much as 60% off of -or- below Rap... A discount off of Rap is referred to
as "in back" or "in back of Rap" or "list" by the
trade... In other words, a diamond selling on a dealer level at a discount
of 10% off of Rapaport would be described as selling "10 in back of
Rap" or "ten off list"... Remember that the Rapaport
Diamond Report is a price guide and not an absolute indicator of what a diamond
should be selling for or what the value of a diamond is... It is just an
indicator of the possibilities and just one factor used to determine the selling
price of a diamond... Experience is key to understanding using the
Rapaport Diamond Report correctly.
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
Diamonds & Diamond Engagement Rings
We specialize in the selection and sale of ideal cut diamonds. You have come to the right place if you are shopping for a diamond engagement ring! "Diamonds are a girls best friend" and this company is owned and operated by a diamond loving woman who knows how to select beautiful diamonds that are as dispersive as they are brilliant and which exhibit a high degree of scintillation! We hand select the ideal cut diamonds that we sell so that you are ensured that the diamond engagement ring, diamond earrings, or diamond pendant that you purchase from us will be of the highest quality! Although our specialty is round brilliant ideal cut diamonds, we also source pear shape diamonds, princess cut diamonds, emerald cut diamonds, marquise brilliant cut diamonds, heart shape diamonds, flanders brilliant cut diamonds, radiant cut diamonds, trillion and trilliant cut diamonds and oval brilliant cut diamonds upon request... Many of the diamonds we represent are laser inscribed on the girdle edge with the number from the corresponding diamond grading report... Inscription services are available for the diamonds that are not laser inscribed for a reasonable fee... In addition to loose diamonds, we also source diamond tennis bracelets, wedding rings, wedding sets, wedding bands, diamond pendants, diamond necklaces and all other types of diamond jewelry for our clients! Our selection of fine jewelry includes custom designs available in 14k, 18k, 22k, platinum and combinations of gold and platinum... Interested in a colored stone or other precious gem? Not a problem! We direct import rubies, sapphires, emeralds, tanzanite and many other colored gems upon request! Want the beauty of a natural colored stone without the high cost? We recommend a Chatham Laboratory Created gem as a high quality alternative! Contact us for details...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
As brokers of ideal cut diamonds, we sell at prices so low that they are often mistaken as being wholesale by the diamond buying public. However, we are not a diamond wholesaler... Yet nor are we retail in the traditional sense of the word... As diamond brokers we walk the fine line between wholesale and retail and provide our diamond buying clients with the finest of quality at near wholesale prices. We only represent diamonds produced from authorized DeBeers site holders... There are only 50 DeBeers site holders in the entire world! We purchase direct from these diamond cutters at prices reflecting a high volume discount and pass the savings on to you after adding an extremely minimal profit. We honestly believe that the only way for you to pay less for the ideal cut diamond of your dreams is to marry a member of the diamond cutter's family so you can buy direct! Even then, you might pay more because you are only buying a single stone...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
Looking for a certified diamond? Well, STOP!!! Because there is no such thing as a "certified diamond"... The term "certified diamond" is a false pretense and a concept that is misused and misrepresented by the majority of our industry... It is incorrectly used to describe diamonds that have been evaluated by independent gemological laboratories such as the GIA, AGSL, EGL, HRD, IGI, CGL, and for which a diamond grading report or diamond profile has been issued... But in reality those laboratories did not certify the diamond, nor did they certify the quality of the diamond... They merely produced a document which describes the characteristics of the diamond at the time that they evaluated it... What do all of those initials stand for? Good point! GIA or more correctly the GIA-GTL is an abbreviation for the Gemological Institute of America Gem Trade Laboratory... AGSL is the American Gem Society Laboratory... EGL is the European Gemological Laboratory which is a franchise laboratory operating in Israel, New York, and Los Angeles... Each of the EGL locations is owned and operated by different individuals... IGI is the Independent Gemmological Institute and CGL is the Central Gem Laboratory... Our preference of all of these laboratories is the GIA and the AGS because they seem to be the most consistent and accurate... The GIA and AGS were both started within a year of each other by Robert Shipley in the 1950's. The initial purpose of the GIA was to provide an educational resource for members of the jewelry and diamond industry. The initial purpose of the AGS was to provide the jewelry and diamond industry with a standard of morals and ethics for dealing with the general public. Eventually both organizations branched off and each organization now operates an independent gemological laboratory which provides diamond grading services. These laboratories are capable of detecting diamond simulants such as cubic zirconia, moissanite, etc. as well as diamond treatments such as clarity enhancement, fracture filling, heat treating and more.
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
If you are serious about buying a diamond you will need to learn
how to use a 10x diamond grading loupe for the purpose of locating and
identifying the inclusions within the diamond that you are considering. In
addition to in-depth instructions pertaining to the use of a 10x diamond grading
loupe, our site offers a variety of high quality 10x diamond grading loupes and
diamond grading equipment and diamond grading tools for sale... Many of
the 10x diamond grading loupes that we offer are equipped with Bausch & Lomb
corrected lenses...
Search for a diamond long enough and a diamond dealer or diamond retailer is
going to introduce you to a Rap sheet... No not the criminal type of rap
sheet... "Rap" is an abbreviation for the Rapaport Diamond
Report which is a diamond price guide used by the majority of our industry as a
starting place for determining the price of diamonds being bought and
sold. You may see the report misspelled as Rappaport, but the correct
spelling is Rapaport. The publisher of the Rapaport Diamond Report is
Martin Rapaport. Correct use of the Rapaport diamond report requires some
knowledge, you have to know when to increase or decrease the percentage of cost
based on factors such as diamond proportions, polish, symmetry, presence of
fluorescence, etc. Traditionally diamond cut extremely well like ideal cut
diamonds sell at Rap or slightly over and poorly cut diamonds can sell for as
much as 60% off of -or- below Rap... A discount off of Rap is referred to
as "in back" or "in back of Rap" or "list" by the
trade... In other words, a diamond selling on a dealer level at a discount
of 10% off of Rapaport would be described as selling "10 in back of
Rap" or "ten off list"... Remember that the Rapaport
Diamond Report is a price guide and not an absolute indicator of what a diamond
should be selling for or what the value of a diamond is... It is just an
indicator of the possibilities and just one factor used to determine the selling
price of a diamond... Experience is key to understanding using the
Rapaport Diamond Report correctly.
Loose Diamonds & Diamond Jewelry
We specialize in the selection and sale of ideal cut diamonds. You have come to the right place if you are shopping for a diamond engagement ring! "Diamonds are a girls best friend" and this company is owned and operated by a diamond loving woman who knows how to select beautiful diamonds that are as dispersive as they are brilliant and which exhibit a high degree of scintillation! We hand select the ideal cut diamonds that we sell so that you are ensured that the diamond engagement ring, diamond earrings, or diamond pendant that you purchase from us will be of the highest quality! Although our specialty is round brilliant ideal cut diamonds, we also source pear shape diamonds, princess cut diamonds, emerald cut diamonds, marquise brilliant cut diamonds, heart shape diamonds, flanders brilliant cut diamonds, radiant cut diamonds, trillion and trilliant cut diamonds and oval brilliant cut diamonds upon request... Many of the diamonds we represent are laser inscribed on the girdle edge with the number from the corresponding diamond grading report... Inscription services are available for the diamonds that are not laser inscribed for a reasonable fee... In addition to loose diamonds, we also source diamond tennis bracelets, wedding rings, wedding sets, wedding bands, diamond pendants, diamond necklaces and all other types of diamond jewelry for our clients! Our selection of fine jewelry includes custom designs available in 14k, 18k, 22k, platinum and combinations of gold and platinum... Interested in a colored stone or other precious gem? Not a problem! We direct import rubies, sapphires, emeralds, tanzanite and many other colored gems upon request! Want the beauty of a natural colored stone without the high cost? We recommend a Chatham Laboratory Created gem as a high quality alternative! Contact us for details...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
As brokers of ideal cut diamonds, we sell at prices so low that they are often mistaken as being wholesale by the diamond buying public. However, we are not a diamond wholesaler... Yet nor are we retail in the traditional sense of the word... As diamond brokers we walk the fine line between wholesale and retail and provide our diamond buying clients with the finest of quality at near wholesale prices. We only represent diamonds produced from authorized DeBeers site holders... There are only 50 DeBeers site holders in the entire world! We purchase direct from these diamond cutters at prices reflecting a high volume discount and pass the savings on to you after adding an extremely minimal profit. We honestly believe that the only way for you to pay less for the ideal cut diamond of your dreams is to marry a member of the diamond cutter's family so you can buy direct! Even then, you might pay more because you are only buying a single stone...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
Looking for a certified diamond? Well, STOP!!! Because there is no such thing as a "certified diamond"... The term "certified diamond" is a false pretense and a concept that is misused and misrepresented by the majority of our industry... It is incorrectly used to describe diamonds that have been evaluated by independent gemological laboratories such as the GIA, AGSL, EGL, HRD, IGI, CGL, and for which a diamond grading report or diamond profile has been issued... But in reality those laboratories did not certify the diamond, nor did they certify the quality of the diamond... They merely produced a document which describes the characteristics of the diamond at the time that they evaluated it... What do all of those initials stand for? Good point! GIA or more correctly the GIA-GTL is an abbreviation for the Gemological Institute of America Gem Trade Laboratory... AGSL is the American Gem Society Laboratory... EGL is the European Gemological Laboratory which is a franchise laboratory operating in Israel, New York, and Los Angeles... Each of the EGL locations is owned and operated by different individuals... IGI is the Independent Gemmological Institute and CGL is the Central Gem Laboratory... Our preference of all of these laboratories is the GIA and the AGS because they seem to be the most consistent and accurate... The GIA and AGS were both started within a year of each other by Robert Shipley in the 1950's. The initial purpose of the GIA was to provide an educational resource for members of the jewelry and diamond industry. The initial purpose of the AGS was to provide the jewelry and diamond industry with a standard of morals and ethics for dealing with the general public. Eventually both organizations branched off and each organization now operates an independent gemological laboratory which provides diamond grading services. These laboratories are capable of detecting diamond simulants such as cubic zirconia, moissanite, etc. as well as diamond treatments such as clarity enhancement, fracture filling, heat treating and more.
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
If you are serious about buying a diamond you will need to learn
how to use a 10x diamond grading loupe for the purpose of locating and
identifying the inclusions within the diamond that you are considering. In
addition to in-depth instructions pertaining to the use of a 10x diamond grading
loupe, our site offers a variety of high quality 10x diamond grading loupes and
diamond grading equipment and diamond grading tools for sale... Many of
the 10x diamond grading loupes that we offer are equipped with Bausch & Lomb
corrected lenses...
Search for a diamond long enough and a diamond dealer or diamond retailer is
going to introduce you to a Rap sheet... No not the criminal type of rap
sheet... "Rap" is an abbreviation for the Rapaport Diamond
Report which is a diamond price guide used by the majority of our industry as a
starting place for determining the price of diamonds being bought and
sold. You may see the report misspelled as Rappaport, but the correct
spelling is Rapaport. The publisher of the Rapaport Diamond Report is
Martin Rapaport. Correct use of the Rapaport diamond report requires some
knowledge, you have to know when to increase or decrease the percentage of cost
based on factors such as diamond proportions, polish, symmetry, presence of
fluorescence, etc. Traditionally diamond cut extremely well like ideal cut
diamonds sell at Rap or slightly over and poorly cut diamonds can sell for as
much as 60% off of -or- below Rap... A discount off of Rap is referred to
as "in back" or "in back of Rap" or "list" by the
trade... In other words, a diamond selling on a dealer level at a discount
of 10% off of Rapaport would be described as selling "10 in back of
Rap" or "ten off list"... Remember that the Rapaport
Diamond Report is a price guide and not an absolute indicator of what a diamond
should be selling for or what the value of a diamond is... It is just an
indicator of the possibilities and just one factor used to determine the selling
price of a diamond... Experience is key to understanding using the
Rapaport Diamond Report correctly.
DeBeers Diamonds - A Diamond is Forever Promotion
We specialize in the selection and sale of ideal cut diamonds. You have come to the right place if you are shopping for a diamond engagement ring! "Diamonds are a girls best friend" and this company is owned and operated by a diamond loving woman who knows how to select beautiful diamonds that are as dispersive as they are brilliant and which exhibit a high degree of scintillation! We hand select the ideal cut diamonds that we sell so that you are ensured that the diamond engagement ring, diamond earrings, or diamond pendant that you purchase from us will be of the highest quality! Although our specialty is round brilliant ideal cut diamonds, we also source pear shape diamonds, princess cut diamonds, emerald cut diamonds, marquise brilliant cut diamonds, heart shape diamonds, flanders brilliant cut diamonds, radiant cut diamonds, trillion and trilliant cut diamonds and oval brilliant cut diamonds upon request... Many of the diamonds we represent are laser inscribed on the girdle edge with the number from the corresponding diamond grading report... Inscription services are available for the diamonds that are not laser inscribed for a reasonable fee... In addition to loose diamonds, we also source diamond tennis bracelets, wedding rings, wedding sets, wedding bands, diamond pendants, diamond necklaces and all other types of diamond jewelry for our clients! Our selection of fine jewelry includes custom designs available in 14k, 18k, 22k, platinum and combinations of gold and platinum... Interested in a colored stone or other precious gem? Not a problem! We direct import rubies, sapphires, emeralds, tanzanite and many other colored gems upon request! Want the beauty of a natural colored stone without the high cost? We recommend a Chatham Laboratory Created gem as a high quality alternative! Contact us for details...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
As brokers of ideal cut diamonds, we sell at prices so low that they are often mistaken as being wholesale by the diamond buying public. However, we are not a diamond wholesaler... Yet nor are we retail in the traditional sense of the word... As diamond brokers we walk the fine line between wholesale and retail and provide our diamond buying clients with the finest of quality at near wholesale prices. We only represent diamonds produced from authorized DeBeers site holders... There are only 50 DeBeers site holders in the entire world! We purchase direct from these diamond cutters at prices reflecting a high volume discount and pass the savings on to you after adding an extremely minimal profit. We honestly believe that the only way for you to pay less for the ideal cut diamond of your dreams is to marry a member of the diamond cutter's family so you can buy direct! Even then, you might pay more because you are only buying a single stone...
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
Looking for a certified diamond? Well, STOP!!! Because there is no such thing as a "certified diamond"... The term "certified diamond" is a false pretense and a concept that is misused and misrepresented by the majority of our industry... It is incorrectly used to describe diamonds that have been evaluated by independent gemological laboratories such as the GIA, AGSL, EGL, HRD, IGI, CGL, and for which a diamond grading report or diamond profile has been issued... But in reality those laboratories did not certify the diamond, nor did they certify the quality of the diamond... They merely produced a document which describes the characteristics of the diamond at the time that they evaluated it... What do all of those initials stand for? Good point! GIA or more correctly the GIA-GTL is an abbreviation for the Gemological Institute of America Gem Trade Laboratory... AGSL is the American Gem Society Laboratory... EGL is the European Gemological Laboratory which is a franchise laboratory operating in Israel, New York, and Los Angeles... Each of the EGL locations is owned and operated by different individuals... IGI is the Independent Gemmological Institute and CGL is the Central Gem Laboratory... Our preference of all of these laboratories is the GIA and the AGS because they seem to be the most consistent and accurate... The GIA and AGS were both started within a year of each other by Robert Shipley in the 1950's. The initial purpose of the GIA was to provide an educational resource for members of the jewelry and diamond industry. The initial purpose of the AGS was to provide the jewelry and diamond industry with a standard of morals and ethics for dealing with the general public. Eventually both organizations branched off and each organization now operates an independent gemological laboratory which provides diamond grading services. These laboratories are capable of detecting diamond simulants such as cubic zirconia, moissanite, etc. as well as diamond treatments such as clarity enhancement, fracture filling, heat treating and more.
Enter the world of Nice Ice Ideal Cut Diamond Brokers!
If you are serious about buying a diamond you will need to learn
how to use a 10x diamond grading loupe for the purpose of locating and
identifying the inclusions within the diamond that you are considering. In
addition to in-depth instructions pertaining to the use of a 10x diamond grading
loupe, our site offers a variety of high quality 10x diamond grading loupes and
diamond grading equipment and diamond grading tools for sale... Many of
the 10x diamond grading loupes that we offer are equipped with Bausch & Lomb
corrected lenses...
Search for a diamond long enough and a diamond dealer or diamond retailer is
going to introduce you to a Rap sheet... No not the criminal type of rap
sheet... "Rap" is an abbreviation for the Rapaport Diamond
Report which is a diamond price guide used by the majority of our industry as a
starting place for determining the price of diamonds being bought and
sold. You may see the report misspelled as Rappaport, but the correct
spelling is Rapaport. The publisher of the Rapaport Diamond Report is
Martin Rapaport. Correct use of the Rapaport diamond report requires some
knowledge, you have to know when to increase or decrease the percentage of cost
based on factors such as diamond proportions, polish, symmetry, presence of
fluorescence, etc. Traditionally diamond cut extremely well like ideal cut
diamonds sell at Rap or slightly over and poorly cut diamonds can sell for as
much as 60% off of -or- below Rap... A discount off of Rap is referred to
as "in back" or "in back of Rap" or "list" by the
trade... In other words, a diamond selling on a dealer level at a discount
of 10% off of Rapaport would be described as selling "10 in back of
Rap" or "ten off list"... Remember that the Rapaport
Diamond Report is a price guide and not an absolute indicator of what a diamond
should be selling for or what the value of a diamond is... It is just an
indicator of the possibilities and just one factor used to determine the selling
price of a diamond... Experience is key to understanding using the
Rapaport Diamond Report correctly.