Desert Diamonds
High quality designer jewellery without the designer price tag is the dream for brides up and down the country, who want to have that bit of special sparkle on their big day. With Celia Holman Lee, Jennifer Zamparelli and Lisa McGowan among their clientele, this boutique specialises in lab-created diamond simulants. Their stunning and extensive collection includes beautifully handcrafted superior quality jewellery featuring lab created diamond simulants set in 925 sterling silver, gold plated and rose gold plated, as well as 14 and 18k gold on custom orders. Originally founded in 1996 in Saudi Arabia, where these stones were first in demand, these conflict free and sustainable diamonds have found a home in Ireland.
Personal touch
When it comes to getting married, asking your bridesmaids to be part of your big day is a very special moment. Many brides choose to mark the occasion with a beautiful gift of jewellery to their bridesmaids, which can be worn on the wedding day to tie together the bridesmaids ensembles. Desert Diamonds offers the opportunity to gift incredible, sparkling stones without the price tag of natural gems. Their elegant diamond drop earrings start at €99 – perfect for bridesmaids who want to wear their hair up – while their solitaire 1ct pendants start from €59, which would look simply stunning paired with bridesmaids dresses with a low neckline. We also adore their gorgeous rings featuring colourful stones in a variety of styles and settings to compliment any look or mark any occasion.
The wow factor
One incredible aspect of Desert Diamonds is their bespoke service, which offers custom designs. You can create your own design using their lab-created diamond simulants, and a selection of precious or semi precious stones. Whether you have something that comes straight from your imagination, or you are inspired by couture jewellers, any look can be crafted in any combination of 18k or 14k white gold, or yellow gold, gold plating, rose gold plating or sterling silver.
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