Exceptional diamonds, placed privately.
A Dubai trading house specialising in rare natural polished diamonds, working with private clients, collectors and qualified buyers.
Three ways in.
Acquire
Access selected stones and off-market opportunities, viewed privately in Dubai.
Place a stone
Valuation, qualified introductions and settlement, with a defined process and timeline.
Source to brief
Describe the stone you are looking for. We search our network and report back privately.
Exceptional polished diamonds
Stones of this calibre represent a small fraction of global production. Every diamond we place carries an independent GIA report, with the number published.
- White diamonds, D to F colour, FL to VVS clarity
- Fancy colour diamonds — yellow, pink, blue
- Significant weights, triple excellent cut
- GIA certificated, verifiable independently
- Natural stones only — never laboratory-grown
Stones are held in Dubai and shown by appointment. We do not publish prices; each placement is discussed privately, following identity verification.
Beyond the stone
Three further lines, each kept deliberately narrow. All are handled with the same discretion and the same documentation as a diamond placement.
Pieces that never reach a catalogue
Exceptional jewels bought and placed away from the saleroom. Signed and period pieces, single commissions, and necklaces built around a centre stone that would carry its own report were it loose.
Where provenance permits we disclose maker, period and prior ownership. Where a seller requires anonymity, we do not — and we say so rather than leave the question open.
Rare Gemstones
Sourced against a brief rather than held in stock. Ceylon sapphires, untreated rubies, and material as scarce as taaffeite — counted among the rarest gem species known.
Gold & Precious Metals
Physical metal for established relationships. We do not quote publicly; allocations are discussed directly and settled against delivery or vaulting, as the client prefers.
Every stone we handle is a natural diamond.
We do not trade laboratory-grown material — not as a sideline, not on request, not at any price. Natural origin is stated plainly on each stone's GIA report, which distinguishes a mined diamond from a grown one, and that report is released to you before any transaction.
Currently on the books
Every stone is shown with full certification and viewed by appointment. Values are never published — they are discussed privately, in confidence.
18.73 ct Fancy Intense Blue
A pear modified brilliant of a colour that reaches the market perhaps once in a generation, and Internally Flawless with it. Held privately and never publicly offered, which is why it appears in no saleroom record.
37.64 ct Fancy Intense Pink
A pear modified brilliant at a weight that places it among the largest pink diamonds in existence — and graded Flawless, without internal or external characteristic under ten-power magnification. Held privately, outside any public record, and shown only to buyers introduced to us.

6.81 ct Fancy Pink

2.22 & 2.00 ct Fancy Deep Blue Hearts

102.08 ct Fancy Yellow
Prices are discussed privately, never published.
No figure appears on this website, in any currency, for any stone or piece. A published price invites comparison with stones that are not comparable, and a diamond of this calibre is not a commodity with a screen value.
Terms are agreed directly with the client, once we know who we are speaking to. It is also how we protect the seller, who in most cases has asked not to be named at all.
What stands behind every stone
Three things a buyer should be able to check without taking our word for any of them.
Natural, and graded by someone else
Every stone carries a GIA report, which states its natural origin. We release the number to you directly, not to the internet, so you can check the laboratory's own record rather than take ours. A published number is traceable and would expose the stone's history and its seller. If a report cannot be verified, the stone is not offered.
Where the trade happens
We work from the Jewellery & Gemplex at the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre — the centre of the emirate's stone trade. Stones are held here, and examined here rather than travelling to a meeting.
Origin and obligations
Each invoice carries a System of Warranties declaration confirming conflict-free origin. As a dealer in precious stones we run identification and anti-money-laundering checks — on every party, every time.
From first contact to settlement
The same four stages apply whether you are acquiring a stone, placing one, or asking us to find something specific.
Introduction
You tell us what you are looking for, or what you hold. Every enquiry is answered personally, and nothing is circulated further.
Verification
Identity and source of funds are confirmed before a stone is shown. It is a legal obligation on our side, and a protection on yours.
Viewing
The stone is examined in Dubai, by you or by a gemmologist you appoint, alongside its GIA report and under light of your choosing.
Settlement
Terms are agreed privately. Transfer, insurance, and delivery or vaulting are arranged to your instruction and documented in full.
Introductions are made privately.
Tell us what you are looking for, or what you hold. Every enquiry is read by a principal of the house, and a meeting in person can always be arranged.