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Terms & Conditions – The Diamond Store Review Charity Donation December 2019 (now closed)

Published by Jo Bergstrom

THIS DONATION REVIEW CAMPAIGN IS NOW CLOSED Please click here to see our latest campaign 🙂 Terms & Conditions – TheDiamondStore.co.uk Review Charity Donation DECEMBER 2019 Welcome! For any review that you leave on Trustpilot for a verified jewellery purchase from TheDiamondStore.co.uk up until 31st December 2019, we will donate £2 to Macmillan Cancer Support as part of a total donation on 3rd January 2020. We’d like to thank everyone ahead for leaving your reviews and thus taking part in this important donation 🙂 Please note that we’ll only take your review into account and donate the corresponding £2 to MacMillan Cancer Support if: The review you leave is based on a verified jewellery purchase (this means you must have purchased a product from TheDiamondStore.co.uk website and received a review-request email directly from Trustpilot). You leave both a service AND a product review. You submit your review by Tuesday 31st December 2019, midnight GMT. Updates will be posted on 3rd January 2020. Please return to this page then and click the link at the top …

Diamond Bracelet Buying Guide – How to Buy a Women’s Diamond Bracelet

Published by Jo Bergstrom

If you’re buying a women’s diamond bracelet, it’s a good idea to read this handy diamond bracelet buying guide. We tell you everything you need to know – including how to pick the best style, what diamonds to choose and how to measure your wrist. 1. Choose the right style If you’re buying a bracelet for yourself, it’s easy to choose the one you like. However, if you’re buying a gift for someone, you should choose a style they love. Read our guide to buying jewellery as a gift for expert tips. 2. Decide between a bracelet and a bangle Bracelets: Traditionally, a bracelet is made with a linked or woven chain of metal. It has a clasp of some kind to attach it securely to your wrist. Bangles: A bangle is made from rigid metal. A join bangle has a join that opens and a clasp to close it, and a cuff bangle has an opening that you pass your wrist through to slip it on 3. How should a bracelet fit? A perfect chain …