The Story of our Jewelry
-> Video of our mothers jewelry creations
For nearly thirty years, our master jewelers have hand-set every gemstone with the same artisanship used throughout the ages. The winning gemstones are expertly hand-set to display their natural splendor. After thoroughly inspecting each piece, it undergoes a three-step polishing process, giving the jewelry its shine and luster.
Why Mom Deserves a Diamond® jewelry epitomizes artistic design and elegance. The diamonds and gemstones are carefully selected and expertly set, allowing the light to dance and creating a mesmerizing display of brilliance.
Mom Deserves a Diamond jewelry is renowned for its timeless designs and exceptional craftsmanship. One of the defining features is the attention to detail. Every aspect of the creation process is executed with the utmost care—this level of detail results in truly exceptional pieces.
Every piece comes with a lifetime guarantee: if the gem ever falls out of its mounting, we will reset it at no charge, as long as the setting shows no signs of damage or misuse. Warranty does not cover normal wear and tear.
When you own Why Mom Deserves a Diamond® jewelry, you know you have the best. With proper care, your jewelry will last a lifetime.
The creative mind of Diamond Mike
When Diamond Mike designs jewelry, he incorporates symbols that become eternal reminders of a mother and child’s love. Nearly every piece is etched with one of these symbols.
Arms of Love®
The Arms of Love® symbol came into being by drawing a stylized vertically elongated backwards letter “S.” The top portion of the mark breaks off and continues into a second slight upward arch protruding to the left. After much experimentation, the final drawing reminded Diamond Mike of the outstretched arms of a mother holding her child. The figure points to the negative integers of time, reminding us of our birth origins.
Moon Over Mountains® spells MoM
Moon Over Mountains comes from the acronym, mom, which is the most sacred word of the contest.
As Diamond Mine scribbled the word mom several times, he realized that the letter M resembled mountains. When the circular O was placed above the M, it looked like a rising moon. The abstract form of the word “mom” appeared!
