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With over 40 years in the diamond jewelry manufacturing & retail business, Global Diamond Montreal is proud of its legacy of making stunning diamond rings for all occasions. We are committed to serving our clients’ custom jewelry demands and have artisans who can craft a magnificent diamond ring out of your ideas. You share your ideas with us, and we will turn them into a lovely piece of jewelry that reflects your personality. Our vibrant designs, top-tier diamond quality, and excellent customer service set us apart. Find Diamond Rings designed to make her say YES!
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206-620 Rue Cathcart, H3B 1M1, Montreal , Canada
- www.globaldiamondmontreal.com
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