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Guru Diam cuts custom jewelry turnaround to 4–6 working days

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By AI, Created 13:00 UTC, Oct 13, 2026, AGP -

Guru Diam says retailers can now get a CAD in 24 hours and finished custom jewelry in 4–6 working days after approval, far faster than the 15–20 day industry norm. The trade-only New York manufacturer is showcasing the workflow at two upcoming jewelry shows and offering showroom appointments in New York and Los Angeles.

Why it matters: - Retailers can answer custom requests faster and give customers firmer delivery dates. - Faster turnaround can help independent jewelers compete on custom work without tying up inventory or missing sales. - Guru Diam says the shorter production cycle is designed to reduce the gap between a customer idea and a sellable finished piece.

What happened: - Guru Diam, a trade-only diamond wholesaler and custom jewelry manufacturer on West 47th Street in New York's Diamond District, says it now returns CADs within 24 hours. - The company says finished pieces ship 4–6 working days after CAD approval. - Guru Diam says the industry norm from approved design to finished piece is 15–20 days or more. - The service is aimed at retailers who send a sketch, photo or reference and want a fast custom quote-to-production path.

The details: - Production runs in-house in New York and India after CAD approval. - The company works in 14K or 18K gold, silver or platinum. - Guru Diam uses natural or lab-grown diamonds. - Matched pairs and matched melee come from the company’s own inventory or are sourced to retailer specifications. - Complex pieces may take 2–3 weeks. - There is no minimum order. - Retailers pay per piece. - Every order is tracked in a live order portal so stores can give customers a firm date. - Diamond stud earrings are available in all shapes and up to 10 carats total weight in stock. - Stud earrings come with push-back or screw-back closures. - Studs from about 2 carats total weight come IGI-certified for lab-grown stones. - Tennis bracelets and necklaces run from 2 to 30 carats total weight in all shapes. - Bracelets and necklaces are available in lengths from 6 to 10 inches. - Those pieces use side-clasp or under-clasp closures. - The 7-inch standard size is always in stock. - Other sizes are made to order. - Guru Diam also holds 3,000+ jewelry pieces in stock ready to ship. - The company says it has 10,000+ IGI- and GIA-certified diamonds in stock. - Orders placed before 6 PM ET qualify for same-day shipping.

Between the lines: - The offer blends speed, in-house production and ready inventory, which can reduce friction for independent stores that need custom pieces without long lead times. - The live order portal and fixed workflow suggest Guru Diam is positioning itself as a predictable trade partner, not just a source for one-off manufacturing. - The push on common categories like studs and tennis pieces indicates the company is targeting the everyday custom and replenishment business retailers already sell.

What's next: - Guru Diam will show the process from sketch to CAD to finished piece at JIS on Oct. 16–19 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Booth #859. - The company will also exhibit at JA New York on Oct. 25–27 at the Javits Center, Booth #1137. - Both shows are trade only. - Retailers can also read the company’s guide to choosing a custom jewelry maker in NYC or book a showroom visit in New York or Los Angeles by appointment.

The bottom line: - Guru Diam is betting that speed, transparency and no-minimum custom production will win retailers who want faster turnarounds without giving up bespoke design.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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