The Good Stuff

Diamond Exchange is working with UNICEF Australia to protect children from exploitation by donating three percent of the sale price of each CanadaMark™ Diamond of Hope to a UNICEF child program in Liberia.

The Diamond of Hope is a diamond especially branded by Diamond Exchange Ltd to enable the companyand its clients to make a signifcant contribution to UNICEF's work.

Your diamond purchase is now not only special to you it also contributes to the protection of explioted children

Lets make the commitment together

The Technical Stuff

After cutting, a potential Diamond of Hope diamond is subjected to strict in house evaluation by highly competent gemologists using the latest Sarin and other technologies to determine if the diamond qualifies to carry the Diamond of Hope name.

Our gemologists will produce a detailed data report and visual performance analysis on each diamond. A Certificate of Authenticity follows if the diamond qualifies. The Certificate of Authenticity confirms that the diamond is a genuine Diamond of Hope diamond that conforms to the minimum Diamond of Hope specifications.

The Certificate of Authenticity will include details of laser inscriptions and certify if the diamond displays Hearts & Arrows.

The additional information contained on the Diamond of Hope Certificate of Authenticity is not usually available on many Grading Reports and can be helpful in determining internal optical performance.

Complete Sarin reports and Diamcalc ray trace models are available for all diamonds sold by Diamond Exchange Ltd.