Who is YDR Jewelers?
YDR Jewelers is the customer house of YDR Diamonds Inc.. We sell diamonds and fine jewelry, and we work with clients on bridal and custom pieces. The website is ydrjewelers.com.
YDR Jewelers
Diamonds, jewelry, bridal, custom work, and how to reach us in the New York City Diamond District. Policies linked here are the same pages in the footer — nothing extra is invented on this FAQ.
YDR Jewelers is the customer house of YDR Diamonds Inc.. We sell diamonds and fine jewelry, and we work with clients on bridal and custom pieces. The website is ydrjewelers.com.
YDR Diamonds Inc. is in the New York City Diamond District at 36 West 47th Street, Suite 201, New York, NY 10036. Please confirm before you travel.
Call 212-221-7422, toll-free 877-933-7422, text +1 718-648-8447, or email ydrdiamonds@gmail.com. You can also use the contact form or ask the YDR Concierge.
Yes. Clients visit the New York showroom, and we also work by phone, text, email, and scheduled consultation. Shipping, when arranged, is confirmed at the time of sale — we do not publish a one-size transit time here.
Yes. Request an appointment on this website, or call or text to arrange a visit. Showroom hours are confirmed when you reach us; this site does not invent a public schedule.
The diamond search shows stones YDR currently holds. If a diamond is not listed, it will not appear in search or with the YDR Concierge.
Yes, when they are listed. Origin is taken from each stone’s record. Open Natural diamonds to see current natural listings, or search and filter by origin.
Lab-grown diamonds appear only when YDR holds them. Search or open Lab-grown diamonds. If none are listed, request one and YDR can look further — we will not invent a listing.
Carat, cut, color, and clarity are the standard way laboratories describe a diamond. They do not replace seeing a stone, and they do not by themselves set a price. Read the 4Cs guide in Education, then check the fields on a specific listing.
Carat is weight: one carat is 0.2 grams. Two diamonds of the same carat can look different in size depending on shape and cut. Listings use the weight from the laboratory report.
Most white diamonds use the D–Z scale. Fancy-color diamonds use a different vocabulary (hue and intensity). YDR shows the grade on the report for that stone and does not convert fancy color into a D–Z equivalent.
Clarity grades such as VS1 describe inclusions under 10x magnification. “Eye-clean” is a viewing judgment, not a lab grade, and is shown only when that field exists on the listing.
Cut describes how the diamond is faceted — not its shape. Round brilliants often carry an overall cut grade. Many fancy shapes show polish and symmetry instead. If a listing has no cut grade, that is a fact of the report.
Shape pages and filters show only shapes YDR currently holds — round, oval, cushion, emerald, radiant, pear, princess, marquise, and others when they are listed.
GIA is the Gemological Institute of America. When a listing shows GIA, that value comes from the report number on the stone. Confirm the number with GIA. YDR is not the laboratory.
IGI is the International Gemological Institute. IGI report numbers, when present, are shown as imported. Compare natural and laboratory-grown only when origin is stated on that listing.
A laboratory report is an independent description, not a promise of future value. Common laboratories include GIA, IGI, and AGS when the listing includes them. If a lab is missing, we do not invent one.
Each listing is a diamond YDR currently holds. Origin (natural, lab-grown, or unknown) is a field on the stone. We do not invent sourcing stories or conflict-free claims unless a verified record supports them.
Availability is shown on each listing and can change. Confirm the stone with YDR before you travel or pay.
Customers see an approved retail price or Request Current Price. Trade and RapNet reference figures stay internal. A request is an inquiry, not an offer.
Use Request a Diamond, call, text, or email. If the stone is not listed, YDR can look further. We will not invent a listing to fill a gap.
Availability, the market, and the specifics of a stone all move. A listed retail figure is current only while it is approved and the stone is available. Always confirm before purchase.
Published jewelry includes necklaces, pendants, tennis jewelry, bracelets, bangles, cuffs, rings, earrings, gemstones, pearls, brooches, charms, cufflinks, men’s and women’s pieces, gifts, and high jewelry — when those categories have published products.
Yes. Open Jewelry and choose a category. Each page shows published pieces with photography that matches the category.
Tennis necklaces and tennis bracelets are flexible lines of matched stones. Browse Tennis Necklaces and Tennis Bracelets for current published designs.
Yes, when those products are published. Pendants, gemstone jewelry, and pearls each have their own category pages.
Yes. Men’s jewelry and women’s jewelry are separate categories. Cufflinks sit with men’s pieces when published.
Yes. Start a custom brief with metal, stones, sketches, and notes. Custom work is quoted individually. Timelines are confirmed in writing.
Yes. You can start with a loose diamond, a setting, or a conversation. The center stone is confirmed separately from the setting.
Yes. Browse wedding jewelry and wedding rings, or ask about a band that sits with an engagement ring you already have.
Yes. Request an appointment for engagement, wedding, or both. Bring notes on shape, metal, and budget if you have them — they are optional.
Yes. Custom engagement work is quoted from your brief, and from a diamond YDR holds when you want a specific stone.
Often, yes — as custom or from published wedding bands. Matching is confirmed with YDR for the actual ring, not assumed from a photograph.
Send a brief — words, a sketch, or a photograph. Choose metal and stones where you can. YDR replies with a quote. Nothing on the website is a guaranteed timeline or price for custom work.
Sometimes. Describe the piece and the change. Any modification is quoted and confirmed in writing.
Yes. Call 212-221-7422, text, email, or book a consultation. The YDR Concierge can help you look; a person at YDR confirms the work.
Online checkout is available only for items with an approved customer price and available status. Request Price items are inquiries, not offers. Inventory can change without notice.
Ask for a current price on a diamond or jewelry piece, or start a custom brief. A quote is confirmed by YDR, not generated as a public offer from an unpublished figure.
Online card payments are handled by Stripe Checkout. YDR does not store card numbers. Wire and showroom payment can be arranged directly. Never email card details.
Shipping methods, insurance, and timelines are confirmed at the time of sale. This website does not publish a standard transit time. Contact YDR for current options.
Tracking, when a shipment is arranged, is shared as part of that sale. Ask YDR when the order is confirmed.
Special handling is part of the shipping arrangement for that sale — insurance and method are confirmed then, not assumed from this page.
Return eligibility depends on the item — especially unique diamonds — and the written terms of the sale. There is no universal restocking window published on this website. Read Returns for the current statement.
Refunds, if any, follow the written sale terms and the payment provider’s process. Stripe processes card payments.
Privacy, terms, shipping, returns, refunds, payment, cookies, accessibility, security, and warranty are linked in the footer. Those pages are the source of truth — this FAQ does not add extra terms.
ydrdiamonds@gmail.com. Operations: ydrinc@live.com.
212-221-7422. Toll-free 877-933-7422.
Yes. Text +1 718-648-8447.
It is a chat on this site that can help with diamonds, jewelry, bridal, gifts, and custom questions — from the pieces YDR actually holds. It will not invent a stone, a price, or a policy. For anything uncertain, call, text, or email YDR.
Open Request a Diamond, or reach YDR by phone, text, or email with the stock number or the details you want.