Leibish In the News

An interesting story from the Leibish & Co takes you way back to the year 1979 when young Leibish Polnauer, then a diamond polisher, was travelling to London, having just found out that the factory at which he worked had been shut down. He found an adv

For consumers, the idea of naturally colored diamonds is still not universally understood. Even the trade’s nomenclature, referring to diamonds as being ‘produced’ in such and such colors or carats unintentionally makes it seem like someone is manufact

"The heart is a widespread symbol of love. When it comes to jewelry, a heart tells this universal story dazzlingly. Leibish & Co is one of the world's leading fancy color diamond authorities. So, when they cut a diamond or gem into that iconic heart sh

The Short Version: If you’re searching for a unique engagement ring or special anniversary gift, Leibish & Co. has a robust inventory of high-quality, colorful, and conflict-free diamonds and gemstones.

Diamond retailer Leibish & Co will donate a percentage of every purchase to Sightsavers, in time for a sparkling Valentine’s Day later this month.

Demand for fancy colour diamonds is reaching new heights. The gems’ impressive turn at recent auctions underscores their significance for asset preservation among investors and jewellery connoisseurs while convincing affluent consumers of their appeal.

Leibish & Co. customers are looking specifically for fancy colored diamonds, he continues, so "orange goods are a very popular item for us. With few pure orange diamonds around, they go quite quickly after being uploaded to our website."

Diamonds are one of the most undervalued goods in any industry. They are not appreciated yet, but this will be changing.