Yes. Diamondrings.co.za uses state-of-the-art Secure Socket Layer (SSL) data encryption technology to protect against loss, misuse, or alteration of your information, so ordering a ring from Diamondrings.co.za is the fun, worry-free experience shopping online should be. With Diamondrings.co.za ordering online is as safe as using a credit card to buy dinner in a restaurant. We use the latest security technology ( 3D Secure ) which includes server authentication, and message integrity. Furthermore, we have registered with VCS to assure our customers that we are a valid, legal, and trusted corporation.
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We want to help you find the perfect diamond. You may visit our loose diamonds or promotions section to check out currently available diamonds. Alternatively you may send your specific request via email.
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You may pay for your Diamondrings.co.za order by Cash, Credit Card, Internet Deposit (EFT), Bank Deposit or you can apply for finance. For more information please refer to our Payment section.
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We are proud to offer you our insurance combined, discounted delivery rates. Please see our detailed Delivery Policy.
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Diamondrings.co.za offers a 14-day warranty on all jewellery purchases. If the item is not made to its requested specifications than you can return it for a free of charge re-make. For more detailed information, please see our detailed Warranty section.
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Simply call our Customer Services on 0767 51 94 88 and we will guide you through the process. Please see our detailed Warranty section.
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Diamondrings.co.za makes every effort to get your order to you as soon as possible. Estimated number of days-to-shipment are displayed under the product image and its specifications. Completion timeline varies depending on the complexity of design and can be monitored on our order tracking section.
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This could only happen if there are weekends or public holidays in the crafting process, or if there was a technical problem while processing your order. For assistance please contact Customer Services immediately on 0767 51 94 88
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To check the status of your order, simply click on 'Order Tracking' at the top of any Diamondrings.co.za page. Use your Order Number and Order Key to access your account. Alternatively you can always call us on 0767 51 94 88 and our Customer Services will be pleased to help you. Please have your order number ready, or refer to your order confirmation e-mail.
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On request we can provide you with the courier contact details and their tracking number. Please contact Customer Services on 0767 51 94 88 or via e-mail at or via contact form and we will be happy to assist you.
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Internationally, a karat is the unit of measurement used to indicate the purity of gold (since gold is in fact a mixture of gold and other metals). Pure gold is 24-karat (24K), 18-karat gold is 75% pure, and so on. Carat is a term used to measure the weight of a diamond, e.g. 1-carat, 2-carat, and so on. One carat is equal to 0.2 grams. In South Africa both measurements can be used for gold and referred to as a carat, symbolized Ct, K or Kt. Please visit our Discover Metal Alloys section for more detailed information.
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Diamonds are graded and priced according to what is universally referred to as the '4Cs'. They are Cut, Colour, Clarity and Carat weight. Each is a description of the various characteristics of a diamond. For example, Cut refers to the shape of the diamond, which affects its fire and brilliance. Colour refers to the amount of colour in the diamond (the less colour a diamond has, the more valuable it is, all other factors being equal). Clarity describes the number of natural blemishes and inclusions a diamond has, and Carat Weight is simply a measurement of the diamond's weight (not its size). Visit our Discover Diamonds section for a complete information.
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18 carat gold is more pure, meaning it contains a higher percentage of gold. Pure gold is 24 carat, 18 carat gold is 75% pure, 9 carat gold is 37.5% pure and so on. Visit our Discover Metal Alloys section for more information on Jewelry Terms.
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If your jewelry has a number and a Ct, 'K' or Kt this denotes its carat amount, or the purity of the gold in the piece (gold is actually a mixture of gold and other metals). Visit our Discover Metal Alloys section for more information on Jewelry Terms.
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There are many factors that can affect the value of gold jewellery. Since gold is sold by weight, heavier pieces can be more costly than lighter ones. Designer jewellery also generally costs more, especially if it is a one-of-a-kind piece. Special finishes such as rhodium plating, matte or sandblasted, may also affect the cost of the piece.
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Here are some general guidelines for caring for and cleaning your diamonds:
Avoid wearing your diamonds while doing housework, garden work or any other kind of rough work. Even though a diamond is extremely durable, a hard blow could chip it. Also, when doing household chores, never allow your jewellery to come into contact with chlorine bleach.
The best way to clean your diamonds is in a bowl of warm, sudsy water with a bit of any mild liquid detergent. Brush the pieces with a soft brush, then transfer them to a wire or tea strainer and rinse with warm water. Pat dry with a soft lint-free cloth. Ultrasonic jewelry cleaners also work quite well.
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Your jewellery can be kept looking new if you follow a few simple guidelines: Avoid contact with bleach, soap, perfume, cosmetics, hairsprays, etc. Also, take your jewellery off at night and store it in a jewellery box with compartments that keep pieces from rubbing against each other.
You can clean your gold jewellery in a bowl of warm, sudsy water with a bit of any mild liquid detergent. Brush the jewellery with a soft brush until you have created a lather around it. With the jewellery on a plastic or metal strainer, rinse off with warm water (be sure not to clean your jewellery over the drain!) Pat your jewellery dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
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At Diamondrings.co.za, we source our diamonds from the SA's best, most respected and largest diamond suppliers. We make every effort, as do our suppliers to ensure that we do not knowingly purchase or sell any conflict diamonds. We buy only from suppliers who warrant that their diamonds are from sources free from conflict. We are committed to the highest standards on behalf of our customers.
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Lab diamonds are also called lab grown diamonds or lab created diamonds. They are produced in a laboratory setting without the negative impact of mining on environment or human toll. Lab diamonds are physically identical to naturally mined diamonds. They offer the same hardness, sparkle and brilliance. The only two differences between them are the point of origin and price. Lab diamonds are a lot more affordable than natural diamonds despite their very high colour and clarity specs.
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Your credit card details are stored by VCS, a secure and industry-trusted payment facilitator. Diamondrings.co.za or any third party has no access to these details. For more information please visit our Privacy Policy section.
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Yes, international clients are welcome, however certain coditions do apply. For more information please visit international clients page
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