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MON – TUE: 10AM -5PM
WED: 10AM -7PM
THUR – FRI: 10AM -5PM

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SAT: 10AM -4PM
SUN: CLOSED

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215-592-8957

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726 SANSOM ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106

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Frequently asked questions [FAQ’s]

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Do you have Layaway?

Interesting question. We do have a policy but we rarely have need to use it. If you have questions about putting an item on ‘Layaway’ the best thing to do is call us in the store to speak with someone directly who can answer all of your questions.

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How can I Contact you?

There are quick contact forms on almost every page of this site plus you can always go to the contact page to get more detailed instructions. Or you could call us. Our phone number is at the top of every page.

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Why do you have a Privacy Policy?

A website’s privacy policy is a legal statement providing information about the use of personal information, related to its customers and visitors, collected via the website – by the website owner. We respect your privacy and our aim is to provide you a safe and secure surfing experience whenever you visit our website.

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Why does your site have a Terms of Use?

The use of our website is governed by specific terms and conditions which are mentioned on that page.

Read our website’s Terms of Use page.

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How can I Search Your Site?

There are several ways to find what you need on our site. You can use the menu to find the category that matches the item. In the store, on the left hand side there is a search box. Just start typing away. Below that are categories of jewelry and how many pieces are in each.

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What is Laser Soldering?

It’s a process where we use a laser to do the repairs on jewelry. It’s quicker, more efficient, takes up less time, and allows us to do repairs on the jewelry without having to remove the gemstones. It also provides us the ability to work with Platinum. Palladium, Titanium, and other hard metals. You can find out more in our services area under Laser Soldering.

You can find out more in our In Store Jewelry Services

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What do I need to know when Buying a Diamond?

When you go out to buy a diamond, get yourself educated. Do a little digging on the internet, there’s lots of handy information…

You can find out more in Diamond Education

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What is the difference between Carat and Karat?

Both are used for the purpose of measurement. The term ‘Carat’ refers diamond weight standardized in 1907 when the Carat became 0.2 grams or 1/142 of an ounce. Each Carat is then divided into 100 points. So a 1/4 carat diamond (25pts or 0.25ct tw) is considered to be 25 points and a 1/2 carat diamond is 50 points, etc.

You can find out more in Diamond Education

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What is Diamond Carat Weight?

The term “Carat” refers to the weight of a diamond. Each carat is divided into 100 points (pt). A 1/4 carat diamond is 25 points, a 1/2 carat diamond is 50 points, you get the idea. When diamonds are mined, large diamonds are discovered rarely in comparison of small ones, which make large diamonds much more valuable.

You can find out more in Diamond Education

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What is Diamond Clarity?

Clarity is a term used to describe the absence or presence of flaws inside or on the surface of a diamond. The clarity of a diamond refers to a it’s clearness. The less flaws or inclusions, the better a diamond dazzles the eyes.

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What is Diamond Color?

Diamonds are found in all colors, from colorless to ink blacks. Varying degrees of yellow or brown are common in most of the diamonds with slight differences in hue. This effects how a diamond is graded and its overall value.

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What is Diamond Cut?

The most important meaning of cut applies to how it handles light. A diamond’s cut increases the beauty of the diamond because it allows light to reflect in it, around it, off of every facet, to maximize the stones brilliance giving it it’s renowned “inner fire”.

You can find out more in Diamond Education