Diamonds
Zachary’s Diamonds
At Zachary's beauty is born, not made.
Every earth-formed diamond is a rare testament to nature’s artistry and the enduring value of authenticity. Hand-selected for its brilliance, each stone is chosen not only for its sparkle, but for its character. The story written within its facets. At Zachary’s, we honor that natural legacy with craftsmanship that enhances, never overshadows, the beauty that nature created.
Naturally beautiful. Authentically rare. Eternally Zachary’s.

Diamond Trade-Up Program

When you buy a diamond engagement ring at Zachary's Jewelers we know that you are making an investment in your happiness now and in the future. That is why we stand behind our diamonds and will always offer you 100% of what you paid for the center diamond in your ring towards your next diamond. We do the same for diamond stud earrings!
Diamond Trade-Up Policy
Zachary’s Jewelers offers a trade-up policy for both loose diamonds and diamond stud earrings, allowing customers to apply the value of a previous purchase toward an upgraded item, provided the following conditions are met:
- Original Sales Receipt Required: The customer must present the original sales receipt for the item being traded in.
- Original Certificate: Certified diamonds, loose or mounted, must also be accompanied by the original laboratory grading report, or a $150 charge will be assessed to replace the certificate.
- Item Condition: The original diamond(s) must not be chipped, cracked, or damaged in any way.
- Upgrade Requirement: The net purchase price of the new diamond or diamond stud earrings must be greater than the original item's purchase price.
*Taxes and other charges are not included in determining the trade-in value of your original diamond.
Example:
If you purchased a $1,000 loose diamond or pair of diamond stud earrings from Zachary’s Jewelers, and you wish to upgrade to a $2,000 item of the same type, your net cost would be $1,000 (excluding taxes or additional services such as sizing).
This policy applies exclusively to loose diamonds and diamond stud earrings originally purchased at Zachary’s Jewelers.
