How to Browse and Shop by Category on Diamond Trade

Updated

Diamond Trade (intelligentdiamonds.com) organizes its catalog by jewelry type, so the fastest way to shop is to pick a category from the site's main navigation rather than scrolling the homepage. The available categories are Rings, Necklaces, Earrings, Bracelets, Anklets, and Chokers, each with its own "Explore" entry point. From there you can narrow by gemstone shape and move items into the cart.

Start With the Category Menu

The homepage presents each jewelry type as a separate entry:

Category Entry label on site
Rings "Explore my rings."
Necklaces "Explore my necklaces."
Earrings "Explore my earrings."
Bracelets "Explore my bracelets."
Anklets "Explore my anklets."
Chokers "Explore my chokers."

Selecting one of these takes you to that category's listing. This is the most direct route if you already know what kind of piece you want.

Shop Curated Collections Instead

If you are browsing without a fixed category in mind, the homepage also surfaces themed entry points:

  • Brilliant Collection — described as the site's core luxury line, with sub-sections for Tennis Necklaces, Tennis Bracelets, and Diamond Earrings (each listed with 2 products).
  • Most Gifted and Loved Designs — gift-oriented selections.
  • New & trending / Made for the Moment — a rotating featured section.
  • Everyone Is loving — a best-selling collection roundup.
  • Shop the Collection — a general entry to the full catalog.

These are useful when you want inspiration or a gift and don't yet have a category in mind.

Filter by Gemstone Shape

The site includes a shape selector with these options: Round, Oval, Princess, Emerald, Marquise, Pear, Cushion, Square, Heart, and Asscher. Use it to narrow a category down to the cut you prefer before reviewing individual pieces.

Understand the Product Listings

Product cards follow a standard layout showing vendor, product title, and price. Note that the visible sample cards on the homepage display placeholder text ("Vendor: Vendor Example product title") at a regular price of $19.99 — treat these as template examples, not real listings. Open an actual product page to confirm the piece, material, and price before buying.

Materials to Expect

The site states pieces are crafted in 14k solid gold or 18k gold vermeil. Keep this distinction in mind: solid gold and gold vermeil are different constructions, so check the individual product description for which one applies to the item you're viewing.

Cart, Checkout, and Promotions

  • The cart is accessible from the site navigation; an empty cart shows "Your cart is empty."
  • A country/region selector appears in the navigation — set it early so pricing and shipping context match your location.
  • A site-wide promotion reads "Enjoy a gift on all $50+ orders" with "No code necessary," so qualifying orders receive the gift automatically at checkout.

A Practical Browsing Sequence

  1. Set your country/region in the navigation.
  2. Choose a category (e.g., Earrings) or a collection (e.g., Brilliant Collection).
  3. Apply a gemstone shape filter if you have a preference.
  4. Open a product page to confirm material (14k solid gold vs. 18k gold vermeil) and price.
  5. Add to cart and proceed to checkout, watching for the $50+ gift threshold.

Common Sticking Points

  • Placeholder prices: Don't assume the $19.99 figures are real — they appear on example cards. Verify on the product page.
  • Category vs. collection overlap: The same item may appear in both a category listing and a curated collection, so check both if you can't find something.
  • Material ambiguity: "14k solid gold or 18k gold vermeil" is a site-level statement; the specific piece determines which applies.