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We have a wide range of sales channels, and our professional staff can provide you with the best price in the industry for any kind of Diamond Jewelry. Please feel free to use our free appraisal service, which has the highest satisfaction rating.

Diamond Band Ring

0.7ct with GIA certificate

CompanyA	RM15,600
CompanyB	RM17,500
CompanyC	RM15,000

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RM18,900

Solitaire Ring

2.5ct with GIA certificate

CompanyA	RM59,000
CompanyB	RM54,000
CompanyC	RM51,000

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RM67,000

Wide Band Diamond Ring

2.0ct with GIA certificate

CompanyA	RM67,800
CompanyB	RM61,400
CompanyC	RM58,000

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RM75,000

Diamond Band Ring

0.6ct with GIA certificate

CompanyA	RM13,700
CompanyB	RM11,400
CompanyC	RM11,800

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RM15,700

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Diamond Jewelry is purchased by thousands of customers every day at Jewel Cafes nationwide. Here are some examples of Diamond Jewelry. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. If you are not sure whether you can sell it or not, please feel free to contact us first.

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RM 6700

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Diamond pendant top

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RM 790

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Vendome Aoyama Diamond ring

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RM 3940

We Purchased!

Diamond ring

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RM 5120

We Purchased!

Tiffany & Co diamond ring

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RM 9850

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Boucheron diamond ring

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RM 4730

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Gem Kelly Ring

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RM 75000

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2ct loose diamond with certificate

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RM 25600

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Damiani bangle

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RM 13800

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Tiffany & Co K18 diamond bangle

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RM 5120

We Purchased!

Chanel diamond ring

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RM 1970

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Ponte Vecchio Diamond

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RM 3150

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Diamond ring

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Jewel Cafe

Diamonds Purchase Policy

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Mostly female workers

Female staffs who can providing polite and reliable customer service.

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A relaxing interior spaces

A café space and free beverage service.

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Professional assessment

Dedicated workers carefully evaluate jewellery and old brand items which are difficult to assess and which cannot be bought by other companies.

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All assessments are free

Total Free of charge evaluation from a single item.

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A lot of good benefits

Many benefits, such as free cleaning of jewellery and repeater coupons

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Customer's Feedback

Customer's Voice

"Instant cash for my old diamond ring

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I had found some old jewellery when I was cleaning up my old house. I saw a few with some stones but wasn’t sure if it was real diamond. I wasn’t even sure if it was worth any value. I searched online and found Jewel Café. I called them up and asked if they could check if my jewellery had real diamonds. They replied that they can check it for me, I just needed to come by the store. So I brought a few pieces of jewellery, and some of them had real diamonds. I asked them to evaluate the price, but was surprised to find out that It was more than I had expected. So I agreed to sell and they have paid me in cash. I had also won an extra RM50 from their lucky draw. Thank you ladies!

"Thank you for choosing Jewel Café.

Yes, we can help to check customers' items whether they are genuine diamonds or not. Rest assured that our well-trained staff will handle your items diligently and can check using our professional tools. We can also accept jewellery that is not diamond. If you are unsure of your items, feel free to contact us or visit any of our stores near you. Also, congratulations on winning our lucky draw. we had a great time serving you and we hope to see you again soon.

"Damaged diamond jewellery sold

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The staff explained to me last time that they can buy broken jewellery. So I came by and brought my dented pendant that I’ve had for awhile. It got a bit crumpled when it accidentally came off and I stepped on it. The staff was very kind to reassure me that they can still accept not only the metal but also the diamond. They had offered some drinks while waiting. After they had done the checking and gave me the feedback about my pendant, I agreed to sell. It was no use to keep it anyways. At least now I have become a member at Jewel Cafe.

"We are glad to hear that you have enjoyed our services while visiting Jewel Café.

Yes, we can accept jewellery at any condition. Whether it be dirty, broken, dented or missing a piece we can still purchase any of your unwanted jewellery. So do not hesitate to visit us anytime you have any broken jewellery. First time customers will automatically become a member for free. Our lifetime membership comes with many benefits such as cash vouchers and limitless invitation rewards. Jewel Cafe member benefits can be use at any of our stores with no expiry.

"Thank you for purchasing with high prices

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I had sold my ring to Jewel Cafe AU2 the other day. It was a dirty ring from over 10 years ago, but it was a white gold ring with diamonds. Plus since the ring was so old, I couldn’t find any receipt or certificate. So I came to ask if it would be worth a little money. I was surprised at the price which was more than I had expected. They cleaned up my ring a bit and began the assessment. They had shared with me about my ring and explained further about my diamond. This is my first time hearing about this type of jewellery recycling shop. They also shared with me that they can buy other things like watches or bags. I will search for any unwanted bags in my house to bring next time.

"Thank you so much for selling to Jewel Café.

Yes, we can accept diamond jewellery at any condition. We can also accept diamond jewellery that does not have any receipts or certificates. We can purchase any round diamonds without a certificate that is 0.3 carat and above. The condition of your item will not affect the price as we will check the material with our machine. Old jewellery can lose its luster over time, especially those that you have kept for over 10 years. We were glad that we could be of service for you and we hope that you enjoy your time visiting us. We look forward to seeing you again.

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Large Diamond

Multiple Diamond

Taper Diamond

Loose Diamond

Color Diamond

Certificate Diamond

Fancycut Diamond

Melee Diamond

Flawless Diamond

Internally flawless Diamond

Excellent cut Diamond

Heart cupid cut Diamond

Ideal cut Diamond

Pink Diamond

Blue Diamond

Incomplete Diamond

Laser drill Diamond

Tarnished Diamond

Impregnated Diamond

Coating Diamond

About the

4Cs of Diamonds

Diamond’s 4Cs

There was no universal indicator for measuring diamonds until the mid-twentieth century. In certain conditions, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) created the world's first standard for representing diamonds. Today, the Color / Clarity / Cut / Carat Weight '4C for Diamond Quality' is recognized worldwide as the international standard for assessing the quality of any diamond.

Colour
Clarity
Cut
Carat

Colour

The degree of colorlessness is typically used to assess the colour grade of gem-quality diamonds. Diamonds that are chemically pure and structurally perfect are colourless and have a higher value. The GIA colour level reliably tests colorlessness by contrasting it to colour samples of each colour grade under particular lighting conditions.

Color variations between diamonds can be slight and undetectable to the untrained eye, but these differences have a significant impact on the appearance and price of diamonds. The GIA colour rating system for determining the colour of diamonds is the most widely used in the global gem industry.

Diamond's initial 'D' reflects the highest level of transparency. The lower the rating, the yellower the product.

FAQ for Color

Why is the GIA color rating grade 'D-Z' instead of 'A-Z'?

Before the birth of the GIA color rating, there were no clear criteria, there was a mixture of rating grades such as 'A, B, C ...', '0, 1, 2 ...'', 'I, II, III ...'' and misleading subjective expressions such as 'Gemuru' and 'Blue White'. As a result,customers were sometimes confused. The GIA introduced levels with a 'D-Z' notation beginning with a 'D' to avoid confusion with current ones when determining a colour rating based on logical and straightforward standards. Other rating charts are rarely used now that the GIA colour rating has become a strong consistency standard and has spread across the world.

Specifically, how do you determine the color of a diamond?

Human understanding of diamond colour is strongly impacted by the light source and background. As a result, GIA evaluates the colour by contrasting it to various colour samples that meet the requirements for evaluation under the given circumstances. Judgment will be made by two or more appraisers for each diamond. If the results of each judgment do not match, or depending on the weight and quality of the diamond, the judgment will be left to another appraiser. The rating grade will not be finalized until the judgment results are agreed upon.

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Clarity

Natural diamonds are formed as carbon gets exposed to extreme temperatures and pressures deep underground. Inclusions and surface scratches appear as a result of the process. The number, size, shape, materials, and location of inclusions and scratches, as well as their effect on the diamond's appearance, are used to determine its clarity. Diamonds aren't fully pure, but the closest they are to that state, the more precious they are.

Any inclusions and scratches are small, and only a professional appraiser can spot them. For example, visibility grades 'VS1' and 'SI2' diamonds can appear similar to the naked eye, but the content is dramatically different. That is why an expert's precise appraisal of the clarity is so important.

GIA's clarity rating is broadly divided into 6 levels. Depending on the stage, it is further divided into multiple grades, and there are a total of 11 grades. Since diamonds are created by nature, they contain impurities. They are ranked in order from 'Flawless', which has as the fewest impurities.

FAQ for Clarity

What is the past behind GIA's creation of the Clarification Rating?

Jewelers used to have no specific standards, similar to colour grades, and would use deceptive rating terms like 'loupe clean' and 'picket.' The GIA has developed a clarity ranking scale focused on simple and reasonable standards, as well as a widely understood 'common language' for clarity. Your jeweller can clarify your diamond's transparency with GIA quality grades such as 'VVS1' and 'SI2' no matter where you buy them in the world or in what language you buy them in.

How can inclusions be formed?

During the formation of a diamond, small crystals can get mixed in. In addition, the atomic structure of diamonds can become abnormal during the growth process.

Specifically, how do you determine the clarity of a diamond?

Under normal visual conditions, diamond visibility is measured by examining it using a magnifying glass at a magnification of 10x. An appraiser would first evaluate the transparency and surface characteristics of the gem, as well as any procedures relevant to the clarity, such as scratch repair or laser treatment. Two or more appraisers record their respective judgments for clarity, polish, and symmetry. Write clarity-related features on the diamond shape and faceted style diagrams.

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Cut

Diamonds are admired for their ability to transmit light and gleam.
A diamond's appearance and worth are profoundly determined by its cut. The cut decision is said to be the most complex and technically challenging of the '4C.'

The GIA ranking is based on seven measures for diamond cuts that are normally round brilliant cuts. As seen from directly above, 'brightness,' 'energy,' and 'scintillation' are three metrics that determine the overall beauty. The remaining four indices of construction and finishing strategies are 'polish,' 'symmetry,' 'direction tray display,' and 'durability.'

Diamond design and finishing techniques depend on the weight-to-weight ratio, the thickness of the girdle (the edge of the widest part of the diamond) that determines durability, the placement of facets, and the polishing of each facet. The better the cut, the higher the reflection efficiency and the stronger the shine. The ideal diamond of his proportions reveals the silhouette of an angel's arrow and heart.

FAQ for Cut

What effect does the pavilion depth have on cut evaluation?

The pavilion depth is the distance between the lower edge of the girdle and the curette. It is ideal for diamonds to reflect as much light from the outside as possible from the crown. Light can spill from the sides or bottom of the diamond if the pavilion is too shallow or too deep.

Why doesn't GIA provide a cut rating for fancy diamonds?

Compared to round diamonds, fancy diamonds are more diverse and complex in shape. GIA attaches great importance to accuracy, consistency, and practicality for all evaluation criteria, and is working on research to establish satisfactory evaluation criteria for fancy diamonds.

How do you determine the '4C' 'cut' for a standard round brilliant cut?

GIA operates a database of detailed data such as the shape and dimensions of 38.5 million diamonds and their respective rating grades. Each time a diamond is identified, advanced optical surveying equipment is used to accurately measure the facets that affect the appearance of the diamond as seen from directly above. The dimensions measured in this way are collated with the database, and the cutting condition is judged by adding an evaluation such as polishing condition and symmetry by an appraiser.

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Carat

How to weigh diamonds and their significance
The metric carat weighs 200 milligrams (0.2 grams), and one-hundredth of a carat is called a 'point.' For diamonds under 1 carat, weight is sometimes referred to as a point. For example, a diamond weight of 0.25 carat is called 25 points. On the other hand, diamonds of 1 carat or more are well represented as carats with a decimal point, for example '1.05 carat'.

The larger the diamond, the rarer it is, and as a general rule, the price of a diamond is proportional to the weight of the diamond. On the other hand, two diamonds with the same carat weight can have very different values (price) depending on his clarity, color and cut, which are the other three 'C' s of the '4C'.

1.0 carat weighs 0.2 grams. The larger the diamond, the stronger the brilliance.

FAQ for Carat Weight

What is the difference between 'Carat' and 'Karat' in English?

'Karat' is a unit that expresses the purity of gold and is abbreviated as 'K' or 'Kt'.

What is the history of the carat system?

What kind of weight does 'magic size' mean?

Half-carat, three-quarter-carat, one-carat, and other non-fractional 'perfect' weights are been precious as gems. For example, a 0.99 carat diamond and a 1 carat diamond make little difference in appearance, but can make a big difference in price.

How do you weigh diamonds?

Diamonds are weighed by appraisers to five decimal places (1 / 100,000 carat) using a highly accurate electronic weighing device called a microbalance.

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Purchase of Diamonds with Certificates of Authenticity

A diamond with a certificate is a diamond that has been graded by a diamond grading agency. There are four grades listed: Color, Clarity, Carat and Cut. At Jewel Cafe, our skilled staff will use their extensive knowledge to assess your diamond purchase with a certificate of authenticity. If you have a diamond without a certificate, we will give you a good price. If you have a diamond with a certificate from the Gemological Institute of America or GIA, we will give you a higher estimate for your diamond purchase.

Purchase of Loose Diamonds

A loose diamond is a bare diamond, meaning the diamond itself has not been processed into jewelry. A loose diamond is a diamond that has not been processed into jewelry. The 4C grading scale, other than the weight scale, was first developed by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). Initially, the GIA (Gemological Institute of America), a gemological education organization in the United States, developed the 4C scale on its own. Currently, the GIA method is the most widely used in Japan. At Jewel Cafe, our skilled staff will assess your loose diamond purchase with a wealth of knowledge.

Purchase of Multiple Diamonds

In the Roman writings of ancient Europe, diamonds were introduced as a type of substance called 'Adamas', which described hard objects, including steel. The word 'Amadas' was transformed into Diamant via Diamas, which became the origin of the word diamond. The word 'Amadas' comes from the Greek word meaning 'unconquerable power. The diamond is the birthstone for the month of April, and is hard, beautiful, shining, and captivating. It is also the birthstone for the month of April, and its words are 'eternal bond, purity, and fortitude'.

Purchase of Melee Diamonds

The word 'melee' refers to the size of a gemstone and means 'small stone' in French. A melee diamond is a small gemstone, generally less than 0.1~0.2ct. The term 'melee diamond' generally refers to a small diamond of 0.1 to 0.2ct or less, and is used as a side stone to complement the middle stone or as a diamond to decorate a wedding ring. It is used as a side stone to complement the middle stone, or as a diamond to decorate a wedding ring. The melee diamond is an essential element that greatly affects the brilliance of the entire ring.

Purchase of Tapered Diamonds

A tapered diamond is also called a tapered baguette cut diamond. A tapered diamond, also called a tapered baguette cut diamond, was originally used not as a main stone but as a side stone or a type of melee diamond in a ballerina type design surrounding the middle stone. A bucket is a shape often used for melee stones. The term 'bucket' is derived from the French word for 'rod'. The tapered bucket cut is a trapezoidal shape, where 'taper' means 'tilt' and 'baguette' means 'bar'. The tapered bucket cut is a trapezoidal cut. When the trapezoidal shapes are aligned in the same direction, a curve is created to express a delicate design.

Purchase of Colored Diamonds

There are two types of colored diamonds: naturally colored diamonds and artificially colored diamonds. The most popular type of colored diamond is the natural pink diamond, which is a rare stone and commands a very high price because there are so few of them. Blue diamonds and yellow diamonds are the next most popular as they are often used in high brand jewelry.

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