5 S Wabash Ave
Loop - Chicago, IL 60603
(312) 553-0940
Chicago Diamond Cutter, Inc. was established in 1994, in Loop Chicago - IL. Owner Ygal Yaakov has been diamond cutting for the past 30 years and guarantees a quality cut every time. We also buy & sell Diamonds not matter what size or quality. Because we have the ability to cut & shape the diamond as necessary we are able to offer top prices for anything diamond, specifically broken diamonds that appear to have little to no value. Call us today at (312)553-0940 with any questions.
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Chicago Diamond Cutter, Inc. was established in 1994, in Loop Chicago - IL. Owner Ygal Yaakov has been diamond cutting for the past 30 years and guarantees a quality cut every time. We also buy & sell Diamonds not matter what size or quality. Because we have the ability to cut & shape the diamond as necessary we are able to offer top prices for anything diamond, specifically broken diamonds that appear to have little to no value. Call us today at (312)553-0940 with any questions.
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