Legal Disclaimer Notice

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This legal disclaimer is a public notice, ..We are aware of no inaccuracies, vague statements, or misleading content on this website, even unintentionally, this disclaimer statement may is for the quality assurance of our items, we confirm we import our Diamonds from South Africa, and our Emeralds from Brazil, Zambia, Afghanistan, Russia, Nigeria and Columbia, our sapphires we import from, India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Africa, Madagascar, Ethiopia, Nigeria.

 

We import our Ruby;s from, Burma, Thailand, Sri lanka, Tanazia, Mozamique, Madagascar,. Our Jewelry is based on value for money for containing precious gems, also many of our rings are mixed metal with a thick gold plating, not solid gold.

 

However some rings and earrings are solid silver or gold,.. ask your jeweller,..gemologist or retail expert at our stores.

 

This is a way to rocket the price down from $1000 to $250 etc etc, always ask your jeweller what is the ring metal, the carat weight of the stone and the clarity of the gems table?

 

Diamonds we sell are often lab grown in the United States, or natural, also our Emeralds, Sapphires and Rubys are Lab Grown and Developed in the Americas, however the natural gems we sell are imported from wholesalers in the mentions countries above. Jewelry workshops are in the Americas, UAE, Switzerland and Germany. Ask your jeweller for a item breakdown including, the top ten facts on the jewelry.​

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1. Stone Type 

2.  Stone Clarity

3. Stone Carats

4. Type of Metal.

5. Origin of Stones,...

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Essential Questions:

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6. What are diamond “inclusions”?

Inclusions are tiny dots, air bubbles or markings inside a diamond. The fewer or smaller they are, the better the diamond’s “clarity”.

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All diamonds have some imperfections! But most of them can only be seen through a jeweller’s magnifying loupe. That’s why it’s usually enough to buy a diamond that doesn’t show any obvious flaws to the naked eye. After all, your friends aren’t likely to come up and inspect your ring with a magnifying glass!

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7. Is size or quality more important?

A diamond’s value is partly determined by size. And partly by quality. Therefore a small, high-quality diamond can cost the same as a big lower-quality diamond.

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Most of us cannot afford a huge, flawless diamond – in fact, only rich collectors can! The good news, though, is that most diamond quality differences are so subtle that only a diamond expert can see them – and therefore a mid-to-high quality diamond will look just as beautiful.

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8. Does it sparkle?

This is a great question! Most people expect every diamond to have lots of sparkle. But not all diamonds reflect light in the same way. Shape is a big factor.

• Round cuts sparkle the most

• Princess, marquise, oval, pear and heart cuts are the second-most sparkly shapes

• Emerald, cushion and baguette cuts give off long flashes of light, rather than sparkle

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9. Is it conflict-free?

“Conflict diamonds” are black market diamonds that are sold to fund terrorism and civil war. Conflict-free diamonds, on the other hand, are sold legally and haven’t caused human suffering or bloodshed. Always do your research. Reputable UK jewellers that belong to The British Jewellers’ Association will comply with the law on conflict diamonds.

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10. Will she/he love it?

This is THE most important question! You can choose the best or biggest diamond in the world, but if the person who you are buying it for doesn’t like the jewellery, you’ll both be disappointed.

To choose the right piece of diamond jewellery as a gift, consider your loved one’s style and taste. Look at their existing jewellery or wardrobe. Do they wear classic outfits? Or big, bold fashion items?

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TOP BUYING TIP: When unsure, get advice from the person’s family and friends, and your trusted jeweller. We can insure your Diamonds for the full value,... ask in store for details

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Whilst we welcome your comments, it is our policy not to accept or consider any ideas for jewelry such as  suggestions or anything else. Other than those whom we may request, this is to avoid litigation or legal disputes if your ideas are similar to those we may have developed independently, we must therefore request you do not upload, or send us any pitches, or creative materials of any description, including stories, ideas, suggestions or artwork.  

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Any creative material you do transmit to this site  wwwemeraldbaybh.com  and any of our social network platforms. Will either be treated as non - confidential and non - proprietary and may be uses by us or our affiliates for any purpose, including reproduction, disclosure, reproduction, transmission, publication, broadcast, posting and in connection with creating and marketing products using such information. ​If you do not agree to accept  these terms to exit. Or to accept these terms.

 

This Legal Disclaimer concerning unsolicited materials, in the format of drawings, ideas, designs,  they will been forwarded unread to the Legal & Business Affairs department of Emerald Bay Jewelry Corporation for a legal response. Also we do not offer refunds but we do offer exchanges for various reasons, that is a part of our company policy.

 

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