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Diamonds International

Location 1 International Bazaar
Bay Street
Nassau, Bahamas

Location 2 243 Bay Street
Nassau, Bahamas

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No. 1 recommendation for diamonds for 30 years. Creating special moments for over 5M happy couples. Large inventory of certified white and colored diamonds (GIA, AGS, EGL). Is it time for an upgrade? Customize your jewelry there today. Experience the sparkle of the Crown of Light Diamond. Forevermark from the De Beers Group of Companies. Luxury diamond, rare gemstone, and timepiece brands: Blue Heaven, Crown of Light, Day2Night, Gift, Kabana, Korite Ammolite, Sara G, Safi Kilima, Vena d´Amore Diamond Solitaires, Wonderstud, Bulova Watches, DeLuce, GEM, Hearts On Fire, Maraglago Larimar, Movado, Nalah Masai, Philip Stein, Rebecca.

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Crown of Light Brilliant Earrings

Crown of Light Brilliant Earrings

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Crown of Light Brilliant Ring

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Crown of Light, Crown Fire Ring

Crown of Light Crown Fire Ring

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This award-winning British brand started off making beautifully crafted aviation watches. As such, these timepieces had to be immensely precise and durable. Today, Bremont maintains its commitment to the highest quality and precision while at the same time keeping its price points affordable.
Since 1875, Bulova has been world-renowned for superior design, providing innovative watches enhanced by fine technology. As the official timekeeping partner of Manchester United, Bulova offers a wide range of watches that includes the exclusive Precisionist, with a 1/1,000-second chronograph, and the Diamond Gallery, the industry’s leading diamond watch collection.
The standout diamond of the century, a Crown of Light is a superior 90-facet diamond that out-performs its peers. The stunning result is a brighter, clearer, and whiter stone. Crown of Light is the No. 1-selling diamond in the Caribbean, and is sold exclusively at Diamonds International.
Fendi, the Italian luxury house with roots dating back to 1925, delved into the world of watchmaking in 1988. Inspired by the Fendi heritage and DNA, Fendi Timepieces has unveiled some of the most iconic wrist designs for women and men distinguished by a unique blend of renowned Swiss expertise and high-end Italian design. Each piece of the Fendi Timepieces watch collection is unique and immediately recognizable, celebrating the core values of the Maison: daring creativity, innovation, and the highest craftsmanship.
Forevermark diamonds are hand-selected for their beauty and their rarity. Less than 1 percent of the world's diamonds are eligible to be Forevermark, and each stone is inscribed with a unique identification number—a promise that each is beautiful, rare, and responsibly sourced. Forevermark diamonds are exclusive to Diamonds International in the Caribbean.
Hearts On Fire diamonds are globally renowned for their cut, which creates a diamond that sparkles like no other. When a diamond is perfectly cut, a phenomenon of light creates a ring of matched hearts from the bottom and an eight-pointed fireburst on top—hence the brand’s unique name. Hearts On Fire diamonds take four times as long to cut and polish and are selected from the top 1 percent of gem-quality rough diamonds.
John Hardy is a luxury brand of handmade designer jewelry with a commitment to preserving traditional Balinese jewelry-making techniques. Their handwoven Classic Chains take several hours to weave just one inch by a single artisan. Unexpected gifts of hidden artwork are found throughout the collections.
Kabana has achieved a reputation for being the most skilled and artistic inlay jewelry maker in the world. It continually pushes the envelope of what can be achieved with inlay jewelry, first solving the challenge of working with Australian crystal opal when everyone said it couldn’t be done, then extending its unique inlay expertise to many more prized gemstones and materials.
Korite International is recognized as the leading producer of the rare and exotic ammolite gemstone. The colors present in ammolite are caused by light interference during refraction, making it the only gemstone in the world to display all the colors of the spectrum. Korite uses the stone to create exquisite jewelry designs in silver, gold, and platinum.
The rarity of larimar is legendary. Known as the Gemstone of the Caribbean, it can only be found in a single square kilometer in the Dominican Republic. MarahLago is the premier designer of larimar jewelry, using only the top 3 percent of stones that reflect the colors of the Caribbean Sea. Each stone is artfully framed in unique and sophisticated designs.
Since 1881, Movado has earned more than 100 patents and 200 international awards for artistry and innovation in watch design and technology. This reputation of design innovation and a close, enduring association with the arts continue to define the Movado brand identity, which is one of just many reasons it remains one of the world's most popular and well-known luxury watch brands.
All Philip Stein watches are embedded with their signature Natural Frequency Technology, from which clinical studies report benefits such as better sleep, less stress, increased focus, and improved overall well-being. Available in a wide array of interchangeable straps and bracelets and a variety of diamond and style options, Philip Stein is perfect for any wardrobe or occasion.
Tanzanite is one of the world's rarest stones, found only in the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Safi Kilima means “pure mountain” in Swahili, and only the richest and most vibrant tanzanite stones can be graced with this exclusive name. Safi Kilima uses only the top 3 percent of the world's tanzanite to create beautiful and unique jewelry pieces unlike no other.

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