Natural Diamonds
Twenty years supplying the diamond trade, now selling direct. Every natural diamond here is chosen on our own bench, graded by GIA, and set in our Hatton Garden workshop — with the report in the box and the price on the page.
FAQs
Got Questions?
Everything you need to know about buying a natural diamond from Amada — where it came from, what it is graded at, and when it arrives.
Where do your natural diamonds come from?
From the supplier network we built over twenty years of selling to the trade — the same rough and polished sources the jewellers on this street buy from, without the layer in between. Every stone is checked on our own bench before it is set, and anything sold here as GIA certified carries a GIA report matched to that exact diamond.
Are your natural diamonds conflict-free?
Yes. We buy direct from suppliers we know and have dealt with for years, each of whom warrants the stones they sell us as conflict-free — we do not buy from anonymous parcels or clearing lots. If you want the paperwork on a particular stone before you commit, ask and we will send you what we hold.
Will my diamond come with a certificate?
Every diamond in this collection is graded by GIA, the strictest of the independent labs. The report number sits on the product page — look it up on GIA's own report check before you pay us anything, and the report itself ships in the box.
What do you actually hold in stock?
Over 1,000 pieces ready to ship, across engagement rings, stud earrings, tennis bracelets and pendants — held in our own safe rather than ordered in when you click buy. What is listed online is a fraction of what is in the building, so if you cannot see it, ask.
How long will my order take?
Ready-to-ship pieces leave Hatton Garden within 1–3 working days. Made-to-order takes 2–3 weeks, because the piece is made for you rather than pulled off a shelf. Everything ships fully insured and needs a signature.
Can you source a specific diamond for me?
Yes — this is the part we are actually good at. Tell us shape, carat, colour, clarity and a budget, and we will come back with what our suppliers are holding against it, usually the same day. You see the GIA report and the price before you commit to anything.
Why is a natural diamond more expensive than a lab-grown one?
Not because it looks different — side by side, at the same grades, most people cannot tell. You are paying for origin and scarcity: a natural diamond is finite and took billions of years to form. We sell both, honestly, and we will tell you which makes more sense for your budget rather than steering you at the dearer one.
Do you sell natural diamonds beyond engagement rings?
Yes — GIA certified rings, tennis bracelets, stud earrings and pendants, all set with natural stones. The same certification and the same workshop across every category, so a pair of studs is held to the ring standard.
Can I see the diamond before I buy it?
Come to Hatton Garden and we will have it out on the counter with a loupe and every setting in the case. Half an hour, no pressure, no obligation — book an appointment and bring a picture, a budget, or nothing at all.
What if I get the ring size wrong?
Every ring includes one complimentary resize. Most pieces can also be returned within 30 days, unworn and in original condition — made-to-order, engraved and already-resized pieces are the exceptions.
Will I get a valuation for insurance?
The GIA report that ships with your diamond is what most insurers ask for, alongside your invoice. If your insurer wants a separate written valuation, tell us and we will arrange one.
Amada Atelier
You know the look. You just don't know what it's called.
Occasion
Tell us the moment you're celebrating.
Shape
Choose the diamond shape that speaks to you.
Metal
Select the metal you love to wear.
Budget
Share your range. We'll handle the rest.
Describe the piece you keep picturing — the outline, the metal, the mood. Atelier turns that into a real search across Amada stock. No jargon. No guesswork.
Book appointment
Book your private consultation.
Half an hour at the counter with a gemmologist, the loupe, and every natural stone in the case. Bring a picture, a budget, or nothing at all.
A member of our jewellery team will personally confirm your appointment.



