Natural Polished Diamonds – Distribution by Bric Diamonds

Bric Diamonds is a Bangkok-based natural polished diamonds distribution company that specializes in the sourcing and distribution of the finest calibrated diamond parcel services. Our premium quality diamonds are manufactured goods by leading Sightholders who sourced from leading mines in Sakha (Yakutia) Russia, Botswana, Angola, Canada, Namibia and South Africa via De Beers, Alrosa, and Dominion Diamond Mines.

4Cs – Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat Weight

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Color

Diamond color is categorized in the following color grades by GIA (Gemological Institute of America) and in Thai Diamond Terminology Diamond Color 100% i.e. “D Color” in international terms.

D, E and F (100, 99 and 98): Colorless
G, H and I (97, 96 and 95): Near Colorless
J, K and L (94, 93 and 92): Slightly Tinted
M – R (91%): Very Light Yellow
S – Y/Z: Light Yellow

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Clarity

Diamond clarity is graded within a range from Flawless to Included:

Flawless (FL): Flawless diamonds don’t have any internal features or blemishes visible when magnified up to 10 times
Very Very Slight (VVS): These diamonds feature small inclusions that are difficult to locate, even by diamond experts
Very Slight (VS): Diamonds with VS clarity feature more inclusions, and are divided into VS1 and VS2 categories, with VS1 diamonds have fewer inclusions than VS2 diamonds
Slightly Included (SI): Categorized as SI1 and SI2, slightly included diamonds will show more apparent inclusion features under 10 times magnification
Included (I): Categorized as I1, I2 and I3, Included diamonds will have features visible to the unaided eye

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Cut

Bric diamond’s cut grade is evaluated within a range:

Excellent : Well proportioned, distributing light evenly through the diamond, this is the highest cut grade
Very Good : A majority of the light is still reflected through the crown, or the top, of the diamond
Good : A diamond with a Good cut will still reflect a good deal of light, but will not appear as brilliant as a higher cut grade

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Carat Weight

If diamond all Cs being equal, diamond price increases with diamond carat weight because larger diamonds are rarer and more desirable. However, two diamonds of equal carat weight can have very different values (and prices) depending on three other factors of the diamond 4Cs: Color, Clarity, and Cut.

Bric entry in distribution of natural polished diamonds started in year 2020. By combining our own sourced diamonds with polished stones sourced from our reliable associate manufacturers, we ensure a consistent depth of inventory, to meet the needs of many different clients including international brands, large chain retailers, specialty jewelers and SME’s jewelry manufacturers.

Certified Diamonds

Bric offers certified round brilliant diamonds & fancy shape in clarities ranging from IF to SI2 and sizes 0.18 carats to 3.00 carats in 3VG Up (Cut, Polish and Symmetry) including a significant number of Triple-Excellent cut stones.

We handle AGS 000 stones, the hardest stones to cut, and GIA ‘Triple Excellent’ diamonds, as well as ‘Hearts and Arrows’ stones.Bric offers non-certified diamonds in round and fancy shapes ranging from IF to Pique and sizes 0.003 carats size to 3.00 carats with superior makes.

Full product list :

Stars – Full cuts – Melees – Pointers – Caraters – Larger specials – Ideal cuts – Certificate goods – Princess cuts – Round-edged fancies – Colors and browns

The rough diamonds used are 100% natural and purchased from ethical sources only. Manufacturing, at our associate’s state-of-the-art manufacturing set up, takes place under strict supervision, and the resultant polished is packaged after strict standard assortments. Each parcel goes through a thorough quality check and is also screened on synthetic detection machines bought from De Beers and HRD, before entering the market.

Gem Laboratory

To confirm the quality of the diamond in any order, BRIC Jewels is able to have our diamond certified in any of the following laboratories:

Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
International Gemological Institute (IGI)
HRD Antwerp (HRD)
National Gemstone Testing Center (NGTC)
International Institute of Diamond Grading & Research (IIDGR)

Sourcing

Bric Jewels sources diamonds from associate & large manufacturer who directly source rough from network of mines holder at the following locations e.g. De Beers, Alrosa, and Dominion Diamond Mines.

1. Aikhal, manage by Alrosa, Sakha (Yakutia) – Russia
2. Jwaneng, manage by De Beers and Government of Botswana, Gaborone -Botswana
3. Udachny, manage by Alrosa, Sakha (Yakutia) – Russia
4. Nyurba, manage by Alrosa, Nyurba Sakha (Yakutia)-Russia
5. Orapa, manage by De Beers and Government of Botswana, Francistown- Botswana
6. Catoca, manage by Endiama & Alrosa, Luanda-Angola
7. Ekati, manage by Dominion Diamond Mines, Northwest Territories-Canada
8. Gahcho Kué, manage by De Beers and Mountain Province Diamonds, Northwest Territories-Canada
9. Snap Lake, manage by De Beers, Northwest Territories-Canada
10. Venetia, manage by De Beers, Musina Limpopo Province-South Africa
11. Lomonosov, manage by Alrosa, Arkhangelsk-Russia
12. Mir, manage by Alrosa, Mirny Sakha (Yakutia)-Russia
13. Jubilee i.e.Yubileinaya, manage by Alrosa, Sakha (Yakutia) – Russia
14. Internatsionalny, manage by Alrosa, Sakha (Yakutia)- Russia
15. Damtshaa, manage by De Beers and Government of Botswana, Francistown- Botswana
16. Letlhakane, manage by De Beers and Government of Botswana, Francistown- Botswana
17. Orange River & Southern and Northern Coastal Mines, manage by De Beers and Government of Namibia, Namibia
18. Tongo Diamond Field and Zimmi Mine, Sierra Leone (sourcing pending for availability)