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Overwhelmed by all the kind words in our latest 5 Star Google Review.

Thank You and Congratulations, Blake!

“Honestly can’t say enough great things about Keith! Buying an engagement ring is a stressful process that I was NOT looking forward to, but from the moment I stepped into Keith’s office he helped me feel educated and at ease.

Keith helped me find the perfect diamond while keeping my budget and preferences top of mind. He also made a completely custom ring for me, having not made something like it in the past and it honestly couldn’t have turned out better.

If that’s not enough, Keith is also a professional engagement consultant having been in business for over thirty years and helped me by giving all the advice I needed for my proposal!

If you’ve read this far, stop wasting your time and set up an appointment with Keith, it will be one of the best decisions you’ve ever made.”

~Blake M.

Congratulations Josie and Justin!

What a picturesque proposal!

GOLD Price just exceeded $1,550 ounce. At NYCWD it is our pleasure to assist in the sale of your gold. Keep in mind that regardless of the condition of old jewelry and chains, the value received is determined only by its actual weight

Call (212) 719-2214, or email KS@NYCWD.com for a complimentary consultation

Congratulations to all of our NYCWD Couples who got engaged over the Holidays!

And THANK YOU to all who took the time to write us a review!

NYC Wholesale Diamonds is more than just Diamonds, we are an experience!  Read what our customers have to say about working with us!

“Keith is one of kind. I’m so lucky that we crossed paths during this process because he helped make my engagement day better than I could have ever dreamed of for my fiancé and me.

My fiancé wanted a ring in the family, and when I found out my grandmother’s was available I was ecstatic because my fiancé hadn’t given me a clue of what else she wanted. As soon as I saw the ring I was nervous to propose with it because it seemed old and in poor condition. I took it to multiple people in the diamond district, all of whom suggested ways in which I could change the diamond and band. I finally met Keith who said “don’t change a thing. I promise once I clean it it’ll look spectacular and timeless.” He was right. My fiancé’s jaw dropped after she saw the before and after ring photos. It came out absolutely perfect.

Keith has experience and is honest. I met Keith one time, and he gave me advice like he was my father. I am forever grateful for his service and give him my highest recommendation. We will certainly be going back to Keith for our wedding bands.”

5 Star Google Review from Charles M.

There is still time to get a beautiful diamond gift in time for the Holidays!

Order by tomorrow, Friday Dec 20th, and receive FREE SHIPPING!

WE STILL HAVE MANY GORGEOUS IN STOCK ITEMS!

NYC Wholesale Diamonds

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So many fantastic items to go up at Christies New York later this week.  See some of the things we have our eye on!

Two important jewels from The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts are headlining Christie’s New York’s Magnificent Jewels sale, happening this week.

Prior to being acquired from VMFA, both jewels originated in the collection of Mrs. Alfred I. duPont. One of America’s wealthiest families, the duPonts made their fortune in gunpowder manufacturing in the 19th century.

“The duPont Ruby” brooch, estimated to fetch between $3.5 million and $5.5 million, features an 11.20-carat cushion mixed-cut pigeon blood Burmese ruby, not heat-treated.

Pictured at top, it sits in a platinum and 18-karat white gold brooch set with rectangular- and trapezoid-shaped emeralds, French-, old- and marquise-cut diamonds and pearls.

“The duPont Emerald” (pictured above) can be had for a much more wallet-friendly price estimate of an estimated $500,000 to $700,000. The Colombian, no clarity enhancement, modified rectangular step-cut 9.11-carat emerald is set in a Tiffany & Co. ring, created circa 1920.

The platinum ring also features old-cut diamonds.

Proceeds from the sale of the duPont pieces will benefit future VMFA acquisitions.

Another jewel from the early 20th century Belle Époque era is tied with “The duPont Ruby” for highest estimated sale price at Magnificent Jewels.

The pictured blue diamond ring is another of the sale’s top lots. The fancy vivid blue round-cornered rectangular modified brilliant-cut 3.07-carat diamond set in platinum is expected to earn between $3 million and $4 million.

Colorless diamonds are also likely to make a splash at the sale, in particular the above Type IIa D-color, flawless rectangular-cut 24.13-carat diamond, flanked by trapezoid-shaped diamonds and set in platinum.

It’s predicted to sell for between $2 million and $3 million.

See the full list of offerings at Christies New York here