Holloway Trade up Diamonds

Bring any diamond of more than 0.25ct and we will credit you with its full resale value to your trade up. Any diamond income any old diamond, good, bad or unattractive, for a new bigger or better excellence diamond. All we ask is that you create an equal value donation from your own pocket.

For example, say we make a decision a fair value for your diamond is $5,000. With your minimum involvement of $5,000 you select your own Holloway ideal cut diamond worth $10,000. It's that simple!

Selling 2nd hand is inconvenient, a security risk, takes time and energy and you can get rip off. We will help you cash in the present fairness in your diamond, and secure a fine excellence Holloway diamond.

Your diamond will be offered for sale at the same price you traded it for; a fair resale value for both the consumer and seller. You can check the 'transparency' anytime by calling to ask the prices of trade in diamonds. Often traded diamonds are use to match lost or old diamonds.

Trade up again and again, but wait for a higher trade up value on a Holloway diamond! Some clients have really traded down in weight, but their whiter and power Holloway diamond looks bigger and outshines the old stone.

Come in to also store for a free appraisal of your old diamonds deal up value.

Because we only sell natural diamonds of natural color we cannot accept synthetic, clarity enhanced or color treated diamonds.

The Fairtrade price

The Fair-trade minimum price is the minimum price that a buyer of Fairtrade products has to pay to a maker Organization for their product. It is not a fixed price, but should be seen as the lowest likely starting point for price talks between producer and purchaser. It is set at a stage which ensures that Producer Organizations collect a price which covers the cost of sustainable making for their product.

This means it also acts as a security net for farmers at times when world market fall below a sustainable level. However, when the market price is top than the Fairtrade Price, the shopper must pay the market price. Producers and trader can also negotiate a higher price, for example on the basis of excellence, and for some products, FLO also sets different prices for organic crops, or for exacting grades of produce.

The standards also allow producers to ask for partial pre-payment of the contract. This is important for small-scale farmers’ organizations as it ensures they have the cash flow to pay farmers at the time they set free their crop. Buyers are also necessary to enter into long-term trading contact so that producers can predict their profits and plan for the future.