Diamonds

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The Diamond Desk

Indicative pricing for natural and laboratory-grown diamonds of one carat or more. Final pricing requires examination of the individual stone.

One Carat And Above

This desk covers diamonds of one carat or more in SI2 clarity or finer. Estimates assume a well-made stone and remain subject to examination, documentation, and current market conditions.

Natural Diamond
Earth-grown

What we cover

  • One carat and above, SI2 clarity or finer
  • Single stones, matched pairs, and parcels
  • Round and fancy shapes
  • Buying and selling

What to send

  • Grading report, if you have one
  • Carat weight, colour, clarity, and shape
  • Clear photographs of the stone
  • Any known treatment, damage, or repair
You Receive
An indicative selling price and an indicative purchase range
Laboratory-Grown Diamond
Laboratory-created

What we cover

  • One carat and above, SI2 clarity or finer
  • Single stones, matched pairs, and parcels
  • Round and fancy shapes
  • Selling

What to send

  • Grading report, if you have one
  • Carat weight, colour, clarity, and shape
  • Clear photographs of the stone
  • Growth method, if stated on the report
You Receive
An indicative selling price

Pricing is prepared for each stone individually. Figures provided are estimates for discussion, not offers, appraisals, or guaranteed transaction prices.

How It Works

Step One

Share The Diamond

Send the grading report and clear photographs, or arrange an in-person review.

Step Two

Receive A Price

We evaluate the diamond, its documentation, condition, and current market.

Step Three

Buy Or Sell

Review the confirmed price and complete the transaction on the agreed terms.

Call The Diamond Desk · 817-854-3228

Single stones, matched pairs, and parcels of one carat or more.

No grading report? We can provide an in-house trade assessment at no charge. This is not an independent laboratory report or appraisal.

About Diamond Pricing

What affects an estimate and why examination matters.
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Diamond pricing depends on more than the information shown on a grading report. Relevant considerations may include proportions, cut quality, transparency, tint, fluorescence, polish, symmetry, inclusions, treatments, damage, documentation, and current market conditions.

Natural and laboratory-grown diamonds are distinct products with separate markets and are priced independently.

Estimates are provided for discussion only. They are not appraisals, binding offers, guaranteed purchase prices, or representations of any published trade price list. A final price is confirmed only after Pryce House has evaluated the stone and agreed to the transaction in writing.

Pryce House is a trade name of Pryce Hall LLC. All transactions and legal obligations are those of Pryce Hall LLC.