MID House of Diamonds Tokyo helps clients compare natural earth-mined diamonds and discuss loose diamond wholesale requirements. Retailers and jewelry brands can share specifications and quantities; private clients can begin with a stone or a custom jewelry idea.
Discuss your diamond with MID TokyoFor a GIA-graded loose diamond, compare the report number, measurements, color, clarity and disclosures with the proposed stone. If you require a GIA or CGL report, tell the team before selection. The laboratory, report type and availability are checked for each candidate; a grading report is not a financial appraisal.
Explore preferences for radiant, cushion, Asscher and pear shapes, among other distinctive diamond cuts. For exotic shape diamonds in Tokyo, consider face-up dimensions, proportion and the intended setting. A description such as “cut-cornered rectangular mixed cut diamond” should be checked against the individual grading report rather than treated as an interchangeable shape name.
VVS and VS clarity preferences are considered alongside color, cut, carat weight and the stone’s appearance. Compare the location and visibility of features as well as the grade. The right balance depends on the jewelry design and the qualities that matter to you.
For a wholesale inquiry in Tokyo, send your business type, diamond specifications, quantity, report requirements and intended delivery date. Candidate stones, quotations and trade terms are confirmed for the individual request. Visits to our Okachimachi diamond atelier are by appointment.
The MID House of Diamonds group handles natural diamond loose stones from 0.01 carat points to stones of 10 carats and more, including single stones, parcels, matched pairs and layouts. The group inventory can be explored via the online search tool, but not every stone is physically held in Tokyo. Timing to view a stone in Tokyo, price and availability are confirmed during your consultation.
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Report availability varies by stone. Ask which laboratory issued the proposed diamond’s report and whether the requested documentation is available before purchasing.
Contact the Tokyo team with your preferred specifications and intended use. We can discuss stone selection and the option of developing a finished jewel around it.