Use this text block to discuss some commonly asked questions like shipping and returns, sizing, warranties, or product and company details.

Use this text block to discuss some commonly asked questions like shipping and returns, sizing, warranties, or product and company details.

Use this text block to discuss some commonly asked questions like shipping and returns, sizing, warranties, or product and company details.

Use this text block to discuss some commonly asked questions like shipping and returns, sizing, warranties, or product and company details.

Use this text block to discuss some commonly asked questions like shipping and returns, sizing, warranties, or product and company details.

We’ve helped people who get infections while wearing certain earrings determine why they were reacting to those earrings, and which metal they are allergic to – and then remedy it by replacing the posts with a more hypo-allergenic metal. The most common sensitivities we see are to nickel and to silver. We determine this by using a machine called an “XRF Scanner” which is kind of like an x-ray that detects the contents of the metal, broken down into elements and sorted from greatest to lowest presence in the piece. Just like with diamond-checking tools, the best results come from the highest quality tools (which most jewelers do not have on hand).

Just like your car needs oil changes and new filters in order to keep it running properly, your jewelry could greatly benefit from an occasional deep-clean and regular preventative maintenance. Especially so with pieces you wear daily – The electroplating rubs off and needs to be renewed every 9-15 months, metal gets micro scratches and the metal goes from polished to dull-ish, and structural components such as prongs and joints (jump rings, links, etc.) wear down over time. A monthly or bi-monthly cleaning and inspection can save you thousands of dollars over time. You can easily prevent the need to replace a missing diamond by simply re-tipping the heads of worn-down prongs.

Fortunately for our customers, we are top notch jewelers as well as designers. What that means is that we can, and often do, repair fix any fine jewelry, regardless of where it came from (whether from a different shop or from a department store).

A perk that we suggest our clients take advantage of is our close relationship with jewelry insurance companies who cover accidental loss, mysterious disappearance, theft, damage, etc. We offer our customers white glove insurance concierge services where we help you open a claim, and then handle your claim(s) for you with your adjuster. We also work hard to get you the full coverage amount each time, so you can either replace or upgrade your jewelry in the event of a loss.

We also offer comprehensive jewelry warrantees on all of our products. One year free, additional years for a fee.

That’s the same question that our founder, Bentzion, asked himself when we started offering custom design services. Bentzion was frustrated with the lack of industry quality control with many third party design services. There was a risk of components not fitting well, going in the wrong place, or just not looking good. So before launching this aspect of our company, he went to trade school to learn jewelry repair & design, diamond setting, and advanced jewelry theory and skills that would ensure Motek Jewelry’s customers got the very best with every single order. The end result was that we got to stick to our motto of “Quality First,” and have earned the reputation of the go-to destination for custom made jewelry. We love every single part of the process, and hope to instill that love in our customer’s hearts as well.

Our team consists of approximately a dozen experts in the jewelry fabrication process, and all of our pieces undergo an extensive quality control process before being shipped to our customers.

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from 30% less to a fifth of the price of equivalent quality earth-grown diamonds depending on the size and quality of the stones! As a result, the $5,000 custom top-of-the line (colorless, perfect cut and nice size) lab grown diamond engagement ring could be compared to a $25,000 natural (earth grown) diamond ring. Additionally, lab grown diamonds are not subject to the same impurities that naturally occurring diamonds are exposed to in the ground, so they are to a very great extent free of trace elements that cause phenomenon such as fluorescence and high level of inclusions.

Diamond trade-in values are consistently lower than retail prices, regardless of the initial purchase price. This is due to several factors. Buyers typically won't exceed their existing supplier pricing. Trade-in valuations often treat diamonds and jewelry as scrap, shifting the burden of validation and certification to the buyer. Furthermore, retail prices encompass overhead, operational costs, and profit margins absent in trade-in scenarios, which consider only raw material value. While precious metals and some gems appreciate, standard diamonds rarely offer similar returns unless exceptionally unique in size, color, or other qualities. Therefore, resale prices rarely match original purchase prices. Critically, the initial savings realized when purchasing a high-quality Lab Grown diamond often surpasses the resale value difference between natural and Lab Grown diamonds, making Lab Diamond a financially advantageous choice.

It is also noteworthy to mention that as demand for lab grown diamonds rises, the demand for naturals drops. this has resulted in massive price drops in natural diamonds (around 30%) in the year 2024 alone.

Diamond jewelry purchases involve numerous factors, making definitive size recommendations challenging. For stones below one carat, we have no preference. Between one and three carats, we generally suggest lab-grown diamonds, as they offer significantly larger, higher-quality stones for under $10,000. Above three carats, the decision rests on individual priorities, such as use as an investment or portable asset.

from 30% less to a fifth of the price of equivalent quality earth-grown diamonds depending on the size and quality of the stones! As a result, the $5,000 custom top-of-the line (colorless, perfect cut and nice size) lab grown diamond engagement ring could be compared to a $25,000 natural (earth grown) diamond ring. Additionally, lab grown diamonds are not subject to the same impurities that naturally occurring diamonds are exposed to in the ground, so they are to a very great extent free of trace elements that cause phenomenon such as fluorescence and high level of inclusions.

Diamond trade-in values are consistently lower than retail prices, regardless of the initial purchase price. This is due to several factors. Buyers typically won't exceed their existing supplier pricing. Trade-in valuations often treat diamonds and jewelry as scrap, shifting the burden of validation and certification to the buyer. Furthermore, retail prices encompass overhead, operational costs, and profit margins absent in trade-in scenarios, which consider only raw material value. While precious metals and some gems appreciate, standard diamonds rarely offer similar returns unless exceptionally unique in size, color, or other qualities. Therefore, resale prices rarely match original purchase prices. Critically, the initial savings realized when purchasing a high-quality Lab Grown diamond often surpasses the resale value difference between natural and Lab Grown diamonds, making Lab Diamond a financially advantageous choice.

It is also noteworthy to mention that as demand for lab grown diamonds rises, the demand for naturals drops. this has resulted in massive price drops in natural diamonds (around 30%) in the year 2024 alone.

Diamond jewelry purchases involve numerous factors, making definitive size recommendations challenging. For stones below one carat, we have no preference. Between one and three carats, we generally suggest lab-grown diamonds, as they offer significantly larger, higher-quality stones for under $10,000. Above three carats, the decision rests on individual priorities, such as use as an investment or portable asset.

from 30% less to a fifth of the price of equivalent quality earth-grown diamonds depending on the size and quality of the stones! As a result, the $5,000 custom top-of-the line (colorless, perfect cut and nice size) lab grown diamond engagement ring could be compared to a $25,000 natural (earth grown) diamond ring. Additionally, lab grown diamonds are not subject to the same impurities that naturally occurring diamonds are exposed to in the ground, so they are to a very great extent free of trace elements that cause phenomenon such as fluorescence and high level of inclusions.

Diamond trade-in values are consistently lower than retail prices, regardless of the initial purchase price. This is due to several factors. Buyers typically won't exceed their existing supplier pricing. Trade-in valuations often treat diamonds and jewelry as scrap, shifting the burden of validation and certification to the buyer. Furthermore, retail prices encompass overhead, operational costs, and profit margins absent in trade-in scenarios, which consider only raw material value. While precious metals and some gems appreciate, standard diamonds rarely offer similar returns unless exceptionally unique in size, color, or other qualities. Therefore, resale prices rarely match original purchase prices. Critically, the initial savings realized when purchasing a high-quality Lab Grown diamond often surpasses the resale value difference between natural and Lab Grown diamonds, making Lab Diamond a financially advantageous choice.

It is also noteworthy to mention that as demand for lab grown diamonds rises, the demand for naturals drops. this has resulted in massive price drops in natural diamonds (around 30%) in the year 2024 alone.

Diamond jewelry purchases involve numerous factors, making definitive size recommendations challenging. For stones below one carat, we have no preference. Between one and three carats, we generally suggest lab-grown diamonds, as they offer significantly larger, higher-quality stones for under $10,000. Above three carats, the decision rests on individual priorities, such as use as an investment or portable asset.

from 30% less to a fifth of the price of equivalent quality earth-grown diamonds depending on the size and quality of the stones! As a result, the $5,000 custom top-of-the line (colorless, perfect cut and nice size) lab grown diamond engagement ring could be compared to a $25,000 natural (earth grown) diamond ring. Additionally, lab grown diamonds are not subject to the same impurities that naturally occurring diamonds are exposed to in the ground, so they are to a very great extent free of trace elements that cause phenomenon such as fluorescence and high level of inclusions.

Diamond trade-in values are consistently lower than retail prices, regardless of the initial purchase price. This is due to several factors. Buyers typically won't exceed their existing supplier pricing. Trade-in valuations often treat diamonds and jewelry as scrap, shifting the burden of validation and certification to the buyer. Furthermore, retail prices encompass overhead, operational costs, and profit margins absent in trade-in scenarios, which consider only raw material value. While precious metals and some gems appreciate, standard diamonds rarely offer similar returns unless exceptionally unique in size, color, or other qualities. Therefore, resale prices rarely match original purchase prices. Critically, the initial savings realized when purchasing a high-quality Lab Grown diamond often surpasses the resale value difference between natural and Lab Grown diamonds, making Lab Diamond a financially advantageous choice.

It is also noteworthy to mention that as demand for lab grown diamonds rises, the demand for naturals drops. this has resulted in massive price drops in natural diamonds (around 30%) in the year 2024 alone.

Diamond jewelry purchases involve numerous factors, making definitive size recommendations challenging. For stones below one carat, we have no preference. Between one and three carats, we generally suggest lab-grown diamonds, as they offer significantly larger, higher-quality stones for under $10,000. Above three carats, the decision rests on individual priorities, such as use as an investment or portable asset.