Brian Gavin Diamonds March 2021 Promotion

For the whole month of March 2021, Brian Gavin Diamonds is giving out a 10% promotion! It did not state whether it is valid for Black by Brian Gavin or not, but experience is that there will be no discount for Black by Brian Gavin collection.

Nonetheless, interested peeps may ask their helpful sales consultant and find out more.

Brian Gavin Diamonds March 2021 Promotion

 

Brian Gavin Diamonds Promo Code

Also, do take note that there will be no free shipping to Malaysia. You can try to ask for it, but these days I think it is harder to get. Still, their diamond prices are pretty reasonable even when shipping cost is included. I would suggest you to compare against other super ideal sellers.

Do take not that if you are paying via wire transfer, which most of us from Malaysia would (since Malaysia credit card sometimes will have problem passing through), there will already be a 3% wire transfer discount, so the actual discount left will be 7%, which is still a good discount considering diamond is not something cheap.

Brian Gavin Diamonds 0.4ct - 0.49ct

So let's see what we can get. Ok, we have a few choices, but I see that the face-up of the 0.405ct G VS1 is pretty good, and the colour and clarity is also quite decent, so I will take that as an example. The wire transfer price is USD 1158. So let's minus off 7%, we will get USD 1076.94. Shipping will be approximately USD 60, so let's make the total to be USD 1136.94. Transferring using TransferWise will be around RM 4,711.29. In comparison, in Malaysia, you can  probably get a 0.4ct D VS1 already, but then, if you want something that can match the cut quality and optical precision of Brian Gavin Diamonds, it will be almost impossible.  The premium you are paying is really for the optical precision of the diamond, but whether you can see the differences between a pretty good diamond and a high optical precision Hearts & Arrows diamond, it will be another story.

From my experience, I can see some subtle differences, but not all the time, when compare to the diamonds I have on hand, including diamonds from other vendors as well as diamonds I get from my own supplier. I have to say that I that the diamonds I got from my supplier has pretty decent cut and proportions, and they are some of the best diamonds available in virtual inventory, hence they can perform pretty well. You can see the diamonds I have through my Facebook page and see what I am talking about.

Anyway, since this is a one in a lifetime thing for most people, personally, I don't think I will mind the slightly higher premium to get the best cut diamond. As long as the cut quality and optical precision is proven, I can know what I am paying for and I will be satisfy with it. That is why IdealScope, ASET and Hearts & Arrows play a vital role in buying a diamond, as far as I am concerned. At the end of the day, I will still encourage people to balance out what they want accordingly. If you want value for money diamonds, I will say that my diamonds will be some of the worthy ones, like this 0.43ct E VVS2 GIA 3EX diamond. If you want the best possible cut, then look for super ideal vendors from the US. If you don't mind an even higher premium, then Jann Paul in Singapore is a worthy consideration. No tax is incurred if you buy from Malaysia as a loose diamond.

Thanks for reading and all the best in getting your diamond.