Hanjaya / Diamonds
A closer look.
A considered choice.
A stone for a personal occasion or a commercial requirement. Begin with what you have in mind; we can help shape the brief.
Your priorities, first
You do not need
every answer.
A preferred shape. An approximate size. A budget in USD. Or simply a reason for looking.
Share what you know and where you would welcome guidance. Personal buyers and businesses can begin with the same straightforward enquiry.
Prepare your diamond briefFrom enquiry to agreement
A clear path.
At your pace.
Understand the scope and the details
before you commit.
Share your requirements
Tell us the purpose, preferred shape, carat range and USD budget. You can leave uncertain details open for discussion.
Agree the scope
Discuss the help you need. Where consultancy is proposed, agree its scope, fee and terms before it begins.
Review stone information
Request images and grading information for the specific stone. Clarify its characteristics, origin type and any treatments.
Confirm commercial terms
Agree availability, price, delivery and applicable return terms. Payment arrangements are confirmed directly; transaction links are shared separately.
Before a decision
Confidence begins
with information.
Website photographs introduce the division. They do not represent an offer of a particular stone or confirm availability.
The individual stone
Request current photographs or video, measurements and carat weight for the stone under consideration. Confirm whether it is natural or laboratory-grown and whether any treatments are disclosed.
Grading documentation
Ask for the issuing laboratory, report number and the report itself. Check that its details correspond to the stone, and clarify any characteristics that affect your decision.
Sourcing & delivery
Discuss the sourcing information available, destination requirements, delivery arrangements and responsibility for insurance, duties and taxes.
Price & agreed terms
Confirm the USD price, any consultancy fee, payment timing and applicable cancellation or return terms in writing before proceeding.
Your diamond enquiry