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Fine Diamond Jewelry from Philadelphia’s
Preferred DeSumma and Wexler Jeweler

To express your own unique style, find the perfect match at DeSumma and Wexler Fine Diamond Jewelry. Whether you shop online or at our store located on Philadelphia’s historic Jewelers’ Row, we feature new jewelry designers emerging daily with their own distinct contribution to our exceptional jewelry experience. For this Philadelphia jeweler, it’s all about helping our customers live each day with style, quality diamond jewelry, and only the best in high fashion.

For those looking to wow their significant other with a gift that needs no words, give them quality diamond earrings, a diamond pendant, a diamond necklace, designer diamond rings – eternity, anniversary, or three stone – or a diamond bracelet.  For those looking to tie the knot, consider our Past Present Future engagement rings or our assortment of women’s and men’s diamond wedding bands.

What Makes Diamond Jewelry So Valuable

Simply put, diamonds have acquired their value as a result of their multifaceted composition. The hardest natural substance and the simplest of all the gemstones, diamonds consist of 99.95% pure crystallized carbon. The crystallization begins far beneath the earth’s surface among a mixture of liquids, gases, and crystals, and can, in fact, take 1 to 3 billion years to form – more than two-thirds the age of the earth itself. It is how the diamond is formed along with its brilliant sparkle and fire that makes fine diamond jewelry the quintessential symbol of timeless, enduring love.

When Buying Fine Diamond Jewelry Use a Critical Eye

When you’re shopping for an emerald cut diamond engagement ring or a genuine diamond stud earring, clarity, color, carat weight, and shape are the four most important characteristics to consider before you buy. While clarity focuses on the absence or presence of inclusions inside or blemishes on the surface of the diamond, color refers to whether trances of yellow, brown, or gray are apparent. Both the carat weight and shape are the easiest and the most tangible factors for the consumer to compare from store to store. Common diamond shapes include round brilliant, emerald, square, princess, marquise, oval, pear, radiant, and ascher, whereas carat weight is limited only to your budget.

Many of the flaws that exist in jewelry grade diamonds cannot be seen without looking at them through a microscope or jeweler’s magnifying loupe. For more information, see our Diamond Buying Guide or contact DeSumma and Wexler directly to have all of your questions answered by a professional gemologist.