Earrings made of palladium-based nikkel-free 18K gold with a centre stone of Colombian emeralds and 1.65 carats of diamonds.
A brooch made of 2.18 grams of 18K palladium-based nikkel-free bi-color gold with 0.22 carats of diamonds, VS2/SI1, GH colour.
A diamond pendant made of palladium-based nikkel-free 18K gold.
DN Jewels Antwerp makes a wide range of diamond rings as seen above and below.
DN Jewels – creating a link between Asia and Europe
DN Jewels Antwerp is the international jewellery division of D.Nitin & Co., a leading Indian diamond manufacturer with more than 30 years of experience in creating high-quality cut diamonds in all sizes and shapes. DN Jewels was founded in 2000, and makes jewellery at its state-of-the-art plants in Mumbai and Shenzhen.
September 16, 2009
DN Jewels Antwerp is the international jewellery division of D.Nitin & Co., a leading Indian diamond manufacturer with more than 30 years of experience in creating high-quality cut diamonds in all sizes and shapes. DN Jewels was founded in 2000, and makes jewellery at its state-of-the-art plants in Mumbai and Shenzhen.
DN Jewels Antwerp makes a wide range of fine jewellery, including rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets, using 9, 14, and 18K gold and platinum, with its goods sold mainly in the United Kingdom, France and Benelux countries.
The company uses all sizes of diamonds which are polished at its plant in Surat, India, which employs around 1,500 workers. Marketing Director Alain Biesterveld said the firm is able to source the right goods for each design, and specializes in smaller sizes, especially in rounds, princess and baguettes. DN Jewels jewellery items feature better colors, using only G and H colors and higher, and largely uses clarities of VS2/SI1.
The firm supplies its fine jewellery and diamonds to large retail chains and distributors, and yet has the flexibility to also supply to small independents. The company has sales offices in Antwerp, Dubai, Hong Kong and Mumbai.
DN Jewels Antwerp gathers market information in several ways, by approaching clients directly, by attending international trade shows, and by monitoring the media on upcoming trends. That enables the firm to identify new design trends and specific requirements for each market.
The company's philosophy is to stay fresh, elegant and dynamic, and Biesterveld said that it manages to do this by introducing new designs every six months. He said it also adds value by offering personalized jewelry solutions to clients.
