Listen
We clarify the brief, the decision deadline, and what evidence you want to review.
01 / NATURAL DIAMOND SOURCING
A focused search,
built around you.
You bring the priorities. Howwell Diamond helps you compare suitable natural diamonds with a clear view of the available information and trade-offs.
01 — 04THE SOURCING JOURNEY
THE BRIEF
Start with what
matters to you.
A useful brief can be exact or exploratory. We can start with a budget and an idea, or evaluate a specific stone you’ve already found.
Share your starting point →A
The shape and look
Shape, face-up presence, style, and the setting you have in mind.
B
Your priorities
Carat, colour, clarity, cut, proportions, and which trade-offs feel acceptable.
C
Budget and logistics
Target spend, location, timeline, and where the stone or finished piece may need to go.
A PRACTICAL FOUR-STEP PROCESS
Careful from the first
comparison to the handoff.
Search
We identify stones that fit the agreed criteria and request current availability and terms.
Compare
You receive a considered shortlist with report details and known limitations clearly identified.
Coordinate
If you choose to proceed, we confirm the seller, payment, shipping and any jeweller handoff before commitment.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
Information first.
Pressure-free decisions.
A diamond report is an important reference, not a substitute for seeing the stone and understanding the purchase terms.
Report details
We can check report number, stated grading, proportions and any available report records against the seller’s listing.
Visual review
Where available, review high-resolution video and optical images such as ASET or Ideal Scope. Not every seller provides them.
Purchase terms
Confirm who invoices you, return and inspection windows, shipping, insurance, tax and duties before payment.
Howwell Diamond currently focuses on natural diamonds and does not offer lab-grown diamonds through this service. Independent sourcing support does not replace an in-person inspection or a qualified independent gemmological opinion. Grading reports describe the stone submitted to the laboratory; they do not guarantee value or future resale.
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