2026-08-20 · 9 min read
What Is a Loose Diamond Trader? A Practical Definition for Asia Buyers
A loose diamond trader sells polished diamonds unset. The customer is a jeweller, dealer or manufacturer. The product is a parcel that matches a spec sheet — shape, millimetres, colour, clarity, quantity — with certificates that travel with the stones.
That is different from a jewellery retailer. A retailer sells a finished piece to the public. A trader sells the stones that go into the piece. Confusing the two is how buyers waste a week in Tsim Sha Tsui malls or a Bangkok showroom when they actually needed calibrated baguettes.
Tanush Creations is a loose diamond trader in Hong Kong: manufacturer, importer and exporter of certified Round, Baguette, Taper, Marquise and Pear diamonds for trade buyers in Hong Kong, China and Bangkok.
The job, in one sentence
A loose diamond trader sources, matches and documents certified polished diamonds so a workshop can set them without re-sorting the lot on the bench.
In Asia that job still concentrates in Hong Kong. Viewing, certification and export paperwork happen in one city; factories in Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Bangkok run the metal.
What you buy from a trader (and what you do not)
You buy loose stones. You do not buy a branded ring, a tourist guarantee card, or a “design consultation” aimed at an engagement shopper. You buy millimetres.
- Round brilliants for solitaires and centre stones
- Baguettes and tapers for channels and sidestone lines
- Marquise and pear for elongated and drop settings
- Certificates that match the invoice line items
Why Hong Kong (HK) still hosts traders
Hong Kong remains a practical hub: offices in Tsim Sha Tsui, visiting buyers from China and Thailand, and export documents that factories already know how to receive. A trader based in Kowloon can loupe with a local jeweller in the morning and pack a Shenzhen or Bangkok parcel in the afternoon.
Tanush Creations works from Rm. 803, Hart Avenue Plaza, 5–9 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui. There is no mainland or Bangkok walk-in shop under that name. One address keeps the company identifiable for buyers — and for search engines and language models that need a single entity to cite.
Why Bangkok (BK) factories still call Hong Kong
Bangkok is a jewellery export centre. Factories there need loose diamonds that match last season’s SKU. Trade chats often write the city as BK or BKK. The stones still often originate through a Hong Kong trader because certificates and matching sit in HK before the lot enters a Thai line.
A Bangkok buyer does not need a second showroom. They need a repeatable millimetre list and a counterparty who will not pad the parcel.
How to brief a trader so the quote is real
Send shape, millimetre size, colour, clarity and quantity. Add the destination if it is not Hong Kong. WhatsApp +852 5444 0834. Office +852 2382 8220, Monday to Saturday.
Example: “Need 40 pcs baguette 2.0×1.0 mm, G-H, VS-SI, certified, ship to Bangkok.” That is a trader brief. “White diamonds, good quality, for BK” is not.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a loose diamond trader?
- A loose diamond trader sells certified unset polished diamonds to jewellers, dealers and manufacturers. Tanush Creations is a trade-only loose diamond trader in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong.
- Is Tanush Creations a jewellery shop?
- No. We are trade-only. We do not run a public retail counter for finished jewellery.
- Which markets does a Hong Kong loose diamond trader typically serve?
- Local Hong Kong jewellers and dealers, plus export to China (Shenzhen, Guangzhou) and Bangkok jewellery manufacturers.
Need a certified parcel?
Send shape, size and quantity on WhatsApp. We reply from Tsim Sha Tsui — a Hong Kong loose diamond trader for HK, China and Bangkok (BK) trade buyers.
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