Anna Diamonds BVBA Ltd · England
The company
A private limited company registered in England, dealing in antique jewellery and diamonds. It buys from private owners, and resells each piece once.
Everything happens at a distance and in writing. Photographs arrive, a valuation goes back, and the piece changes hands only once the figure has been agreed.
Registered in England, company number 07596541.
- Registered name
- ANNA DIAMONDS BVBA LTD
- Company number
- 07596541
- Incorporated
- 7 April 2011
- Company type
- Private limited company
- Registered activity
- Retail sale over the internet
- Registered office
- First Floor Leigh Court, Leigh Street, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 2QU
- Working in
- The United Kingdom and Italy
The registered office is the address held on the public register. Enquiries are answered in writing, through the form.
What the company does
Two movements on the same bench. Something comes in from a private owner's drawer, and something goes out to whoever buys it.
The margin comes from the turnover, not from holding a piece and waiting for a higher price.
So the figure offered to a seller is a purchase price, and the figure on a listing is set for the piece to leave.
- Buying
- From private owners, on photographs. The valuation comes back in writing, before anything moves.
- Selling
- Each piece is listed once, with its price and a short film of the piece itself.
- The margin
- It sits in the turnover. A piece is bought to be sold on, not to be kept.
Twenty to thirty pieces at a time
Twenty to thirty pieces are here at a time. Each one passes through once.
A piece is bought whole and sold whole. An old cut and a worn setting are part of what it is.
Buying and selling both happen over the internet, which is the activity recorded on the register.
Categories
- Rings
- Pendants
- Bracelets
- Brooches
- Vintage jewellery
Check the number on the public register
Anna Diamonds BVBA Ltd is on the Companies House register under number 07596541.
Look it up before you send a photograph of anything. The record opens in a new tab, on the government's own site.
What the register shows
- The registered name and the company number.
- The registered office address.
- The date of incorporation and the company type.
- Every document the company has filed.
Hallmarking Act 1973 and the Dealer's Notice
Anyone selling gold, silver, platinum or palladium in the United Kingdom, online included, has to display the Dealer's Notice of the British Hallmarking Council.
Version B is the one for sales made at a distance. It sets out what a hallmark is, and the marks that stand for each legal standard.
The legal standards
- Gold
- 375 (9ct) · 585 (14ct) · 750 (18ct) · 916 (22ct)
- Silver
- 800 · 925 sterling · 958 Britannia
- Platinum
- 850 · 950
- Palladium
- 500 · 950
⬜ Manca: il Dealer's Notice vero (versione B) va scaricato dal British Hallmarking Council e messo in pagina prima di pubblicare.
Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013
A sale made at a distance to a private buyer falls under these regulations, and they set the terms below.
- Applies to
- Sales made at a distance to private buyers
- Cancellation
- 14 days from delivery to change your mind
- Return
- A further 14 days to send the piece back
- Written terms
- Set out in full on the terms page
⬜ Manca: spedizione, assicurazione, chi paga il reso e la valuta (sterline o euro). Da confermare col cliente prima di pubblicare la parte di vendita.
Send three photographs
The form takes a first name, a surname and your photographs. A valuation comes back in writing.
Until you have agreed the figure, the piece has not left your house.