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Diamonds International Watch & Design

Port Zante Building 29
Basseterre, St. Kitts

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Fine timepieces and designer jewelry. Discover the finest luxury timepieces for him and her. Limited-edition Crown of Light Hublot watch available. Find limited-edition, sports, dressy, daily, or connoisseur watches. Timepieces: Bulgari, Wolf Watch Winders, Bulova Watches, Cartier, Fruitz by Philip Stein, Glam Rock, Hamilton, Longines, Movado, Philip Stein, Raymond Weil, TAG Heuer, TW Steel, Wenger, and Zenith.

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The celebrated Swiss watch brand, Breitling, prides itself as the privileged partner of aviation, boasting reliability, accuracy, and innovation. The company is bold and unafraid in declaring itself the leader of the chronograph complication, developing and manufacturing the mechanical chronograph movements in its own workshops, one of the only watchmakers to do so. Founded in 1884, the family business is one of the last remaining independent Swiss watch brands.
For over a century, Bulgari has been synonymous with the finest Italian style. Their outstanding jewels in precious and semiprecious materials, watches, leather goods, silver gifts, and perfumes are now coveted by a sophisticated clientele in over 150 countries.
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.
Founded in Paris in 1847 in Paris, Cartier stands as one of the world’s most esteemed and respectful maisons in the luxury goods industry. Today, Cartier for its timeless and celebrated designs, with famous styles like the Love bracelet and the Tank watch.
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.
The colorful watch brand from Philip Stein, these timepieces are embedded with the Philip Stein signature Natural Frequency Technology—for better sleep, less stress, increased focus, and improved well-being. Interchangeable silicone straps are not only comfortable, they add to the playful style.
You may recognize Hublot as the official watch for the Miami Heat, LA Lakers, and timekeeper for Formula One, but it’s best known for being one of the most innovative watch brands in the world. Hublot’s Art of Fusion concept combines unique materials like carbon, ceramic, magnesium, and titanium with precious and conventional materials to make timepieces to last generations.
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.
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.
RAYMOND WEIL distinguishes itself as one of the last independent, family-owned and operated companies in the Swiss watch industry. It all started in 1976, in the middle of a watch industry crisis, when Mr. Raymond Weil took an entrepreneurial leap by creating a line of watches under his own name. Today his grandson, Elie Bernheim, ensures the third generation of family succession, respecting the Brand’s heritage, preserving its DNA and guaranteeing its continued success.
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.
TAG Heuer began in 1860 when Edouard Heuer set up a watchmaking factory in Switzerland. Today, it is one of the world’s finest watch houses, known for its unyielding pursuit of creating top-quality precision timepieces. Whether it’s the Carrera made famous by Leonardo DiCaprio or the Monaco, worn by Steve McQueen in the 1970 film, Le Mans, there is a TAG Heuer watch for everyone and every budget.
A British icon since 1834. WOLF is a luxury leather-goods company designing the world’s most beautiful jewelry cases, watch winders and boxes. Still family led, WOLF prides itself with the undying pursuit of perfection, luxury and style.
Zenith watches have been around for over 150 years, yet they consistently remain on the cutting edge of precision and innovation. Zenith has won over 2,333 “chronometry” awards and boasts the most precise automatic chronograph in the world—the El Primero—measuring time to one-tenth of a second.

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