Rafael Chen Diamonds

Rafael Chen Diamonds Diamond manufacturer

An elongated Old Mine 5ct N VSstretching 14.5mmSoft warm toneyet faces up much whiter than expected 🤍✨
08/04/2026

An elongated Old Mine 5ct N VS
stretching 14.5mm

Soft warm tone
yet faces up much whiter than expected 🤍✨

Dessert diamonds.A quiet return to the spotlight.Each one uniquely cut, inspired by an earlier era. # rafaelchend...
31/03/2026

Dessert diamonds.
A quiet return to the spotlight.
Each one uniquely cut, inspired by an earlier era.

# rafaelchendiamonds

18/02/2026

Clean lines with endless design potential.

1.6ct D Si




10/02/2026

Behind the scenes with Rafi building an Old Mine necklace đź‘€

Each antique diamond carries its own history,
personally selected and considered
before being matched into the necklace.

Two tones, one rhythm.Where contrast becomes harmony and an idea starts to take shape 🌗✨
08/02/2026

Two tones, one rhythm.
Where contrast becomes harmony and an idea starts to take shape 🌗✨

Not part of our usual inventory.A 2ct Vivid Yellow Cushion.Chosen for its hue and elegant proportions ✨
04/02/2026

Not part of our usual inventory.
A 2ct Vivid Yellow Cushion.
Chosen for its hue and elegant proportions ✨

A 3ct Old Mine alongside a 2.5ct pear shape both are D color, antique inspired.Generous face up proportions that appear ...
22/01/2026

A 3ct Old Mine alongside a 2.5ct pear shape both are D color, antique inspired.

Generous face up proportions that appear far larger in real life, with a quiet presence that draws you in. ✨





Some things don’t need to be explained.Just enjoy ✨
20/01/2026

Some things don’t need to be explained.
Just enjoy ✨





17/01/2026

A diamond placed where its story starts,
not where it ends.

Old Mine 4ct E VS.

How would its story continue?

13/01/2026

A quick đź‘€ at part of our Old Miner collection, from 2.5ct up to 7ct.





A matched pair of kite-shaped diamonds.A form that feels modern at first glance,yet carries centuries of history within ...
12/01/2026

A matched pair of kite-shaped diamonds.

A form that feels modern at first glance,
yet carries centuries of history within its lines.

Rooted in the Georgian (1714–1837) and Victorian (1837–1901) eras,
kite shapes emerged when diamonds were hand-cut, guided by the rough rather than symmetry.

In the diamond brooch of Empress Eugénie, created by Paul Alfred Bapst in 1855, we see multiple shield and kite shaped diamonds used for balance and presence.

Further historical evidence appears in The “Diamonds of Golconda”, documenting antique shield forms including a rare pink example
believed to have been cut 200–300 years ago.

Once valued for surface, geometry, and quiet character over brilliance, these shapes now return in contemporary design.

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Israel Diamond Exchange
Ramat Gan

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