Your Most Frequently Asked Diamond Questions Answered 

We thought it would be a great time to update our FAQs with questions specifically about our diamonds products and service. So here they are and reach out to us at info@whitepinediamonds.com with more questions. 

1. Where Do Your Recycled Diamonds Come From?

We exclusively buy our goods from the trade. We buy from pawnshops, retailers, diamond dealers, and manufacturers. We do on occasion buy goods from the market to fill in if we are short supply in certain areas from trusted, ethically sourced diamond companies.

2. What Are Your Diamond Makes Like?

Consistency and quality of our recycled diamonds is one of our main priorities and why our customer

Overstock Specials - Ends Aug 31st

A fantastic opportunity to stock up now and make extra profit on the products you'll be selling in the Fall and through Holiday season. See the price card below for the sizes and qualities being offered in this special, all diamonds are Round Full Cuts. Prices shown reflect the 15% discount and all sales are final for promotion items.

Order online or call (646) 569 3675 and email orders@whitepinediamonds.com for assistance. 

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Our CAD Service Brings Your Jewelry Ideas To Life

Quality Products Delivered In 2 Weeks:

Bring your ideas and designs to life with our world-class CAD production service. The service is perfect for jewelers, designers, brands and manufacturers, looking to create custom engagement rings, diamond fashion jewelry and more. Complex, custom designs can be made with stunning precision and entire projects can be completed in as little as 2 weeks. Our prices are highly competitive and all work is completed in the USA. 

How It Works:

1. Provide us with information about the style that you are looking to create. This can be a sketch or image.
2. Provide details of any stones that you want to use. Detailed measurements are required. A scan of the stone showing the shape and/or copies of any certificates are ideal. 
3. We will contact you to discuss

5 Things You Need To Know About The Recycled Diamond Business

Never Turn Anyone Away

Increase your profitability and offer your customers a complete range of products and services. If a consumer wants to sell you a diamond or diamond jewelry item but you're unsure of the value, White Pine's experts can assist you in providing a fair offer. If a customer is interested in sustainable options, know that White Pine is in stock and ready to ship recycled, remanufactured stones. Never turn away business because you're unsure about the recycled diamond space. 

Demand For Sustainable Products Is Strong

Getting To Know The Melee Market

Diamonds have been ‘traded’ for hundreds of years. In the early days, transactions were informal and not influenced by anything other than the buyer’s desire for the stone. However, industry stakeholders quickly realized that there was money to be made as the buying and selling of diamonds became more formalized and frequent. This realization resulted in the formation of the global diamond market, as it’s known today. On a broad scale, the global diamond market accounts for the trade of all diamonds, everything from top top quality to industrial quality diamond material used to produce tools and equipment. This article will examine a specific sector of the diamond trade, known as the melee market. The term “melee” refers to diamonds less than 0.20ct in weight, typically seen in jewelry pieces such as engagement rings, wedding bands, tennis bracelets, and fashion jewelry. Any

The Alt-Bridal Trend

With the rise of millennials came the rise of alternative and quirky bridal trends, jewelry included. Alternative bridal designs offer a certain uniqueness that is appealing to young consumers. These brides no longer want a 2 carat engagement ring. In fact, some don’t want a diamond at all! Wearing unique settings, diamond bands, or gemstone rings has become an option for those brides that either want to stand out from their peers or those that would rather spend that money elsewhere, like on a honeymoon or a home.

In a time where being socially conscious and politically aware has become trendy, today’s brides have also begun to take a company’s sustainability and social responsibility practices into consideration when choosing a ring. We now see brands like Brilliant Earth, Do Amore, Bario-Neal, Stone & Strand, and so many more creating sustainable jewelry, and thanks to