DIAMOND MERCHANT – GIA DIAMOND GRADER

International Diamond Merchant and  GIA Certified Diamond Grader Laurie Wickwire is based in London, whilst traveling extensively appraising, selling and acquiring selected stones for her private clientele.

Representing the world’s most established DeBeers sight holders, Laurie brokers rough and polished stones- presenting exceptional diamonds to the world’s leading jewellery retailers, designers and private clientele.  Supporting several established diamond manufacturers from Antwerp, Laurie regularly exhibits diamonds at the International Jewellery Fairs.

PRINCIPLE STONE SELECTION

Laurie presents her latest Principle Stone Selection, a bi-monthly list of superlative diamonds selected for their colour-clarity-cut parameters and always with GIA certification.

A new disruptive diamond offering, bringing diamonds & savings directly to you. Diamonds straight from Laurie’s DeBeers’ sight holder, no wholesaler involved thus no wholesale mark up, additionally no retail overheads of rent, rates, utilities, insurance, staff wages, advertising, etc… simply extreme savings direct to you.

Contact Laurie at www.lauriewickwire.com to arrange your private diamond viewing. All meetings take place in London at the Lanesborough Hotel at Hyde Park Corner in their membership business conference room.

To view Laurie’s range of diamond jewellery, please go to Our Diamonds.

To commence your personal diamond enquiry, contact Laurie here.

INTERESTING DIAMOND FACTS

A diamond is the oldest thing one can own.

The Story of a Diamond is, humbly enough, the very same element responsible for the coal burned in furnaces around the world and the graphite found in a common pencil.

Open pit mines can be as wide as 450,000 feet across and have a depth of 3500 plus feet. This is deep enough to stack the Empire State Building twice.

Formed beneath the earth’s surface, diamonds hitch a ride towards the surface of the earth via kimberlite pipes.

Underground volcanic explosions hoist diamond bearing magma to the surface at Mach 1 speed, yet even at Mach 1 speed it will take millions of years to travel 150-250 miles to the earth’s surface.