ABOUT IDS

The associates at IDS have a long history of supplying fine quality diamonds and jewelry. IDS has grown upon the strength of its traditions and its commitment to excellence. It is our desire to give all our valued customers personalized service and attention to detail. Customer satisfaction is always our number one priority. Our courteous and professional gemologists will be glad to assist you with your diamond needs and with any questions you may have. We also encourage your suggestions in order to better serve you. IDS is a proud member of the West Coast Diamond Dealers Club and Jewelers Board of Trade.

IDS distributes for the 9th largest site holder, manufacturing small princess and rounds up to 7/8ths of a carat. Syndicated goods mean several important things to you. Providing consistent quality and makes, conflict free with no child exploitation. Using inexpensive overseas labor, our round diamonds are cut by hand then touched up by machine, which greatly reduces costs, compared to machine cut goods. At the same time, this gives you premium or better cutting. Our princess cuts are very good makes; they are very square and actually have a crown not just a table with a girdle. Other qualities are available, such as TLC & TLB, commercial and promotional goods. If you would like to see samples of our products, we will be glad to ship to you for inspection for purchase. Memorandums, purchase plans, and flexible terms are available OAC.

IDS promotes a specialized trillion cut diamond, cut for optimal beauty and maximum visual appearance. These trillions are cut from a special diamond crystal called a Mackel, which is a flat wafer like crystal. Sometimes twined but usually very white and clean. They are more difficult to cut, but the results are worth it. Our trillions do not have thick girdles like most and are not as deep, but cutting angle on the bottom is correct, so they are not glassy or watery. This is what we mean by optimal visual effect, they don’t weigh as much as other trillions will millimeter for millimeter. You’ll see this for yourself the first time you see our trillions.