Diamra

Jewelry Manufacturing Software

Every custom piece, priced on your price lists.

Upload your stone, metal and labor price lists once. When a jeweler's customer designs a piece on Diamra, the estimate comes back in your prices, itemized line by line, with a confidence score. You review it and certify it.

No sales call needed. Your workspace opens as soon as you sign up.

Estimate · Revision 2

Sample

Solitaire with a pavé band

Ring size 6½

Conf.Price

Metal

14K yellow gold, 3.6 g88$298

Stones

Center, round lab-grown, 1.50 ct, F VS191$420
Pavé, 18 round, 1.3 mm64$72

Labor

CAD95$65
Casting, 3.6 g90$22
Setting, center, four prong92$35
Setting, pavé, 18 stones64$63
Polish and finish95$30
Total$1,005
Confidence82%

Also priced in 18K gold, $1,171, and platinum, $1,236.

Revised after the customer answered two questions: ring size and center stone.

Certified by the manufacturer

How It Works

From price list to certified estimate

01

Upload your price lists

Stones, metals and labor, in the files you already have. Check what was read, then apply it.

02

Set your defaults and rules

Tell Diamra what to assume when a request leaves something out, and which jobs to turn down.

03

Certify what comes in

Estimates arrive priced on your lists. Review each one and certify the pieces you will make.

Your Workspace

How your prices reach the customer

Custom jewelry manufacturers price every job from the same sheets and the same habits. Diamra writes both down and applies them to each new design, so you check estimates instead of building them.

01

Price lists

Upload the price lists you already send jewelers

Stones, metals and labor, as a PDF or a spreadsheet. Diamra reads each sheet into rows and shows you what it found, with a note wherever the sheet was unclear, like a stone price that never says per carat or per stone.

Nothing prices an estimate until you apply it. Once you do, your list comes first, every time.

  • Stones by shape, size and grade
  • Labor by service: CAD, casting by weight, setting per stone, polish
  • Metal at your own prices, or the daily market price with your cushion, loss and markup

02

Defaults

Decide what to assume when the customer doesn't say

Most requests leave things out. "A diamond ring" doesn't say lab-grown or natural, which grade, or what karat. Defaults are your answers to those gaps. You set them once and every estimate uses them.

  • Lab-grown or natural, and the grade you record
  • Gold karat and silver fineness
  • Who supplies the center stone, the other stones and the metal
  • Your bench rate, and what to do with a piece your labor chart doesn't cover

03

Conditions

Turn down the work you don't take

Write your rules in plain words, like "no platinum" or "nothing over 40 grams". A reject rule stops the estimate and tells the customer why. A flag rule lets it through and marks it for the jeweler.

  • Up to 20 rules
  • Reject or flag, with your reason in your words

04

Bill of materials

An itemized estimate, line by line

Each estimate lists the metal and its weight, every stone with its shape, size, count and grade, and each labor line from your rate card, priced from your lists. The same piece is priced in other metals too, so a customer can move from 18K to 14K without a new request.

Next to it sits the brief: the design image, the customer's reference photos and own words, any measurements, and the 3D model when there is one.

  • Metal and estimated weight
  • Every stone, grouped
  • Labor lines from your rate card
  • The piece in other metals

05

Confidence

A confidence score on every line

Each line, and the estimate as a whole, says how sure it is. When something is unclear, the customer gets a few short questions with answers to tap: ring size, which metal, natural or lab-grown. Their answers run the estimate again.

Until then the customer sees a price range, and it narrows as confidence rises. Questions only a jeweler can answer, like a diamond's color, go to the jeweler.

  • A score per line and overall
  • Plain questions for the customer
  • Trade questions for the jeweler

06

Certification

Nothing is final until you certify it

Estimates wait for you in your workspace. Open one, check the lines against the brief, talk it through with the jeweler on the estimate's own thread, then certify it. The jeweler sees "Certified by the manufacturer" and knows you stand behind the price.

  • A queue you can filter by confidence, price and status
  • A thread with the jeweler on every estimate
  • Certified estimates marked ready to order

Availability

You decide which jewelers can send you work

Jewelers on Diamra choose their manufacturer in their own settings. Your Availability setting decides whether you appear in that list, and for whom.

No one
Hidden while you set up your price lists.
Only these
The jewelers you name. Start with the stores you already supply, up to 25 while your workshop is new.
All but these
Every jeweler on Diamra except the ones you list.
Everyone
Every jeweler on Diamra.

All but these and Everyone open once Diamra approves your workshop. You can ask from your settings.

Behind the jeweler's brand

Customers never see your name. They see the jeweler's store and the jeweler's price. The jeweler sees who priced each estimate.

Every Step

One project, from the customer's idea to your bench

The customer works with the jeweler. The jeweler works with you. Diamra carries the project between them.

Customer

Designs a piece on the jeweler's website or in the store.

The jeweler's storefront

Jeweler

Has picked you as their manufacturer.

Bench

Estimate

Priced on your lists, itemized and scored.

Your price lists

Certification

You check it against the brief and certify it.

Your workspace

Production

The jeweler orders the piece from you.

Your workshop

Diamra, underneath every step

Common Questions

Frequently asked

Start with your price lists

Set up your workshop, upload your lists and check what Diamra read. Jewelers only see you once you open your availability.