Diamonds

Maryland's Direct
Diamond Source

We import the finest quality loose diamonds from around the world. Maryland's direct source for official GIA certified loose diamonds.

  • Loose Diamonds
  • Engagement Diamonds
  • Fancy Color Diamonds
  • Diamond Jewelry
  • GIA Certified
  • Conflict Free
  • Natural Diamonds
  • Lab Diamonds
Buy direct and save big. Ron George Jewelers, diamond and gemstone direct supplier for maryland.

High Quality
Meet Affordability
Loose diamond shapes including round, cusion, pear, trillion, oval, marquise, cusion and asscher.

Loose Diamonds

We import and supply certified loose diamonds in all shapes, sizes, qualities and colors.

All Shapes

  • Round
  • Princess
  • Cushion
  • Trillion
  • Asscher
  • Oval
  • And more

All Sizes

  • 1ct
  • 2ct
  • 3ct
  • 4ct
  • 5ct
  • 6ct
  • And more

Visit us in-store or set an appointment to view your own personlized selection of certified loose diamonds.

Engagement Diamonds

Exquisite engagement diamonds sourced specifically for you, the engagement ring, and the finger its made to go on.

Set an appointment to view a hand-selected assortment of engagement diamonds in-store.

Fancy Color Diamonds

Fancy colored diamonds are extremely rare and priced accordingly. The 4C color grade scale does not apply to fancy color diamonds, which are given a color grade from least to most valued: Faint, Very Light, Light, Fancy-Light, Fancy, Fancy-Intense, Fancy-Vivid, Fancy Dark and Fancy Deep.

Contact us about purchasing certified loose fancy colored diamonds.

Diamond Jewelry

Shop online for diamond jewelry including rings, earrings, bracelets, pendants, necklaces and more.

GIA Certification

Official Maryland Supplier

GIA (Gemological Institute of America) is the world leader in diamond grading and a global standard for quality assurance. We are the premier official supplier of GIA certified diamonds in Maryland.

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Natural vs Lab Diamonds

Natural Diamonds

About

Natural diamonds are rare and form deep in the earth's crust. When carbon is subjected to the extreme pressure and temperatures found at this depth, it crystalizes to form a diamond.

Our high quality selection of natural loose diamonds make for rare and exquisite heirloom centerpieces in many of our custom jewelry designs and engagement ring settings.

When to buy Natural

Natural diamonds are the preferred choice of those looking for a natural and rare stone to invest in. Natural diamonds are perfect for high quality custom designs, engagement rings and heirloom pieces of jewelry.

Lab Diamonds

About

Lab diamonds are genuine diamonds that are formed inside of a laboratory. By subjecting carbon to extreme pressure and heat it crystalizes to form a diamond without the need for mining.

Lab diamonds are growing in popularity which is contributed to both the current economy and marketing by major brands as a sustainable alternative to natural (although this is disputed).

Our high quality lab diamonds offer a more affordable alternative to their natural earth-formed counterparts.

When to buy Lab

Lab diamond are preferred by budget conscious shoppers and those who wish to decrease the impact diamond mining has on the earth. Lab diamonds are best for everyday jewelry containing larger or mutliple diamonds such as tennis bracelets or diamond stud earrings.

Natural vs Lab

About

Natural and laboratory formed diamonds are both genuine diamonds except for a few key differences which can be used to distinguish them.

Price

Natural diamonds are more expensive and often make their way into higher quality pieces of jewelry. Lab diamond are more affordable and can now be found in many jewelry items on the market today.

Other differences

According to GIA: Laboratory-grown diamonds require advanced testing in a gemological laboratory to be identified with certainty. At laboratories like GIA, scientists and graders used sophisticated instruments to analyze diamond strain patterns, trace element composition, inclusions, fluorescence, phosphorescence and more in order to separate laboratory grown diamonds from natural. These factors are different due to the vastly different formation conditions of laboratory-grown and natural diamonds.


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