Selected Diamonds

Diamond Sourcing & Advisory

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A diamond chosen with knowledge, care and confidence.

Personal guidance for selecting certified diamonds for engagement rings, fine jewellery, and private purchases — sourced directly from trusted suppliers, without unnecessary intermediaries.

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Certified Diamonds Only

Every stone I recommend is independently graded — GIA-informed evaluation of the 4Cs so you know exactly what you are buying.

Understanding the 4Cs →
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Direct Supplier Sourcing

I work directly with trusted professional suppliers, cutting out unnecessary intermediaries and the layers of markup a retail chain adds.

A selection of sourced diamonds & settings →
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Independent & Transparent

My role is to guide, compare and explain — never to push a quick sale. Confidence in your choice matters as much as the diamond itself.

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Who I Work With

Engagement rings, fine jewellery, and private collectors.

Whether you're searching for the perfect engagement diamond, a special piece of fine jewellery, or simply want to understand your options before you buy, I provide independent guidance and personalised support from first questions to final purchase.

Based in Strasbourg, I advise clients across Alsace and France, as well as international clients buying remotely.

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Natural Diamonds

Certified, traceable stones selected for cut quality and long-term value.

How natural diamonds form →
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Lab-Grown Diamonds

Chemically identical, certified alternatives for clients prioritising budget.

Natural vs. lab-grown, compared →

Try it yourself

How big is a carat, really?

Carat is a measure of weight, not size — and the difference between one carat and two is smaller than most people expect. Compare six shapes side by side at true scale, and calibrate the tool to your own screen so the stone appears at its real millimetre size.

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From the Journal

Diamond education, written simply.

Guide

Understanding the 4Cs: A Practical Guide

What actually affects a diamond's beauty and value — and what you can safely ignore.

Guide

Natural vs. Lab-Grown Diamonds

An honest comparison to help you decide what's right for your budget and values.

Guide

Buying an Engagement Ring, Step by Step

A calm, informed approach to one of the most important purchases you'll make.

Geology

How Natural Diamonds Form

Cratons, subduction and rare eruptions: a carbon crystal's journey from the mantle to the surface.

Chemistry

What Gives a Diamond Its Colour

Nitrogen, boron and the defects in a carbon lattice — why some diamonds are yellow, some blue, and a very few pink.

Physics

What Makes a Diamond Glow

Fluorescence: where the light comes from, what the grading report means by it, and why it is not a fault.

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Looking for a certified diamond or personalised guidance?

Book a free 30-minute call, or send me a message and I'll get back to you personally.

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