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Ariel Jewelry with 30 years experience in the field of diamonds manufacturing and world-wide marketing loose diamonds. these years of experience we bring to the world of jewellery design. jewelry design is a delicate Art work. in every step we have to be aware to the smallest details Keep the high standards we demand of ourselves. Ariel Jewelry located in the diamond exchange building in New York. All our Diamonds Carefully Selected to match our high standard of work which we put against our eyes. All our jewels are certified by trusted Gemmological Laboratory. We invite you to browse our variety of rings, earrings, bracelets and much more,
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580 5th Ave, 10036, New York, United States
- 917-477-8663
- erezaha@gmail.com
- arieljewellery.com
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