Dharam Export (India) Private Limited

Profile We Dharam Export, are one of the distinguished firms, engaged in manufacturing and exporting scintillating range of white diamonds, loose diamonds, polished & double cut diamonds. Established in the year 1980, our company has acquired manufacturing excellence that is complemented by advanced technology and team of experts. With the aim to satisfactorily cater to the requirements of the fashion industry, we are offering enchanting range of diamonds that are known for their fine cuts, luster and polish. Our range includes polished diamonds, colour diamonds and white diamonds. These diamonds are available in different dimensions to cater to the diverse requirements of our clients. Mr. Anil A. Bhikadiya is the owner of our firm who is significantly contributing towards our sustained growth in the industry. Further, we have a strong capital base and are continuously making investment in technology to offer higher quality diamonds. Company Profile Basic Information Business Type Manufacturer Exporter Registered Address 15, 16, Gayatri Industrial Estate, Vasta Devdi Road, Katargam, Surat - 395004, Gujarat, India Ownership & Capital Ownership Type Sole Proprietorship (Individual) Infrastructure Location Type Urban Building Infrastructure Permanent Size of Premises 2,500 square feet Statutory Profile Banker Dena Bank What is Diamond? The name “diamond” derives from the Greek words “diaphainein” (translucent) and “adamantos” (invincible). Diamond is carbon in its most concentrated form. But diamond is very different from other carbon minerals in its hardness and dispersion of light. We all have carbon at home, but it’s soft and not translucent - it’s graphite in pencils. The difference between graphite and diamond is its crystal structure. Rough diamonds build octahedrons and dodecahedrons, but also cubes and more complex forms. Diamonds are created under great pressure and heat and therefore have these extraordinary characteristics we love and admire about diamonds. Diamonds are extremly hard, scoring 10 on the relative Mohs scale of mineral hardness, i.e. diamond is the hardest naturally occurring material on earth. No other material can scratch diamond but diamond and diamond dust itself. Although diamond is the hardest material it’s not tough. It can’t resist breakage from forceful impact. Diamonds occur in many colors or tranparent hues: colorless, yellow, brown, red, pink, green, blue, black. Diamonds with a detectable color are also called colored diamonds. If a color is strong, the diamond is also known as a fancy colored diamond. The color of diamonds comes from inclusions of other chemical elements or structural imperfections. The best color on the diamond color scale is D, the least desirable color is Z, which is yellow. Because many diamonds are not transparent or have to many inclusions, 75% of the worlds’ diamond production is unsuitable for use as gems and is therefore used in industry. Most natural diamonds originate from Africa, but also from India, Russia, Brazil, Canada and Australia. The weight of a diamond is measured in carat, where one carat equals 0,2 Grams. 4C's Of Diamond Four criteria are used to evaluate the quality of colorless diamonds in the most objective manner possible: the 4 C's. These are Carat (weight), Clarity (purity), Color, and Cut. In order to classify diamonds in a clear and uniform way, laboratories and other international certificating bodies have agreed a common set of precise parameters to be used in assessing each of these criteria. This classification is very important as it influences the sales price of diamonds.