Trapiche emeralds are a unique rarity, so beautiful and sought after within the gemstone trade that they sell for an equally pretty price. A 2021 Guide to Engagement Ring Styles Shopping for an engagement ring can certainly be an exciting time, it can also be a little overwhelming if you've never done so before. That's why the team of London bespoke jewellery experts from London DE are here to help make things easier on you. Here we've collected.
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About Us
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London DE is the UK's leading supplier of certified diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires and other coloured gemstones. We ethically source and supply loose stones and create bespoke jewellery in our workshops in London's Hatton Garden, and utilise local businesses to ensure we maintain a low carbon footprint and support the local community.
Colombian Workshop
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London DE SAS (LDE SAS) is our wholly owned Colombian subsidiary, based in the emerald dealing district of Bogot, Colombia. It comprises our Colombian administration and sales office, as well as our emerald and jewellery workshop. Colombia produces the majority of the world's fine emeralds and is widely regarded as the country of origin for the finest specimen.
London Gold Xchange
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LGX is the gold arm of London DE Fine Jewellery, which has been established as a gemstone dealer and fine jeweller for over 7 years. Bringing together our unique set of relationships, we supply highly collectable gold coins to an international market from our sales office in Hatton Garden, London. Our full range of gold coins will shortly be made available to view on our new stand alone website.
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Absolutely fantastic service from start to finish. Their in house diamond experts helped me source the best possible diamond for my engagement ring, can with certificate and was outstanding quality and value, I shopped around quite a bit as I was spending a lot of money and definitely LDE we're not only the best service and quality product but also the most competitive priced.
Hallmarked
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When it comes to manufacturing jewellery and silverware, precious metals (silver, palladium, gold and platinum) are rarely used in their purest form. Instead, they are usually alloyed with lesser metals to achieve a desired strength, durability, and colour. It is not possible to detect the precious metal content of an item by sight or by touch.
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