// Eva — Education page function PageEducation({ go, openConsult }) { const { useState } = React; const [openId, setOpenId] = useState("cut"); const [stone, setStone] = useState("natural"); const fourCs = [ { id: "cut", letter: "C", title: "Cut", lede: "The one C the cutter controls.", body: "Cut is the geometry of the diamond's facets — the proportions, symmetry and polish that turn light into fire. A poorly cut 1.5ct stone can look duller than a perfect 1.0ct. GIA grades round brilliants Excellent → Poor. At Eva we don't sell below Very Good." }, { id: "color", letter: "C", title: "Colour", lede: "D to Z — colourless to warm.", body: "D, E and F are colourless and command a premium. G–J are 'near colourless' and are where most of our brides sit — eye-clean against a face-up setting, far better value than D for a halo or a yellow-gold band." }, { id: "clarity", letter: "C", title: "Clarity", lede: "Inclusions, plainly explained.", body: "FL and IF are flawless. VVS1–VS2 inclusions are invisible without 10× magnification — our usual recommendation. SI1 and SI2 can be eye-clean depending on the inclusion's position; we'll show you under loupe before you decide." }, { id: "carat", letter: "C", title: "Carat", lede: "Weight, not size.", body: "One carat is 0.2 grams. A 1.0ct round is about 6.5mm across; a 2.0ct is about 8.1mm — not double the look. We'll show you sizers on your finger before you commit. Hidden tip: stones just under round-number weights (0.9, 1.4, 1.9ct) face up almost identical, for noticeably less." }, ]; const certs = [ { code: "GIA", full: "Gemological Institute of America", note: "The gold standard for natural diamonds. Strictest cut grading. We recommend GIA for any natural stone over 0.5ct.", strong: true }, { code: "IGI", full: "International Gemological Institute", note: "Dominant for lab-grown diamonds and a major issuer for natural. Antwerp-headquartered, widely accepted.", strong: true }, { code: "HRD", full: "Hoge Raad voor Diamant", note: "Antwerp's diamond authority — historically the European standard. Often seen on natural stones cut in Belgium.", strong: false }, ]; return (
The Eva diamond guide

Plain answers to the questions every couple asks at the velvet.

Read this before you visit, or with us at the bench — whichever you prefer. There is no salesman trick in it.

{/* 4Cs */}

The 4Cs — but useful.

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{openId && (
{fourCs.filter(c => c.id === openId).map(c => (

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)}
{/* NATURAL VS LAB */}
Natural or lab-grown?

Same chemistry. Different price. Different story.

Eva sells both, honestly. The decision is yours — here is the trade-off, laid out.

What it is

{stone === "natural" ? "Carbon crystallised under the earth's crust over billions of years; mined, cut, certified. Chemically identical to lab-grown — but with a geological provenance." : "Carbon crystallised in a lab over a few weeks using HPHT or CVD. Chemically and optically identical to a natural diamond — same hardness, same brilliance."}

Typical price

{stone === "natural" ? "From AED ~3,500/ct for melee up to AED 200,000+/ct for D-flawless. Our 1.31ct natural-fancy-yellow engagement ring is AED 13,335." : "Roughly 25–40% of a comparable natural stone. Our 2-carat lab-grown solitaire is AED 4,999; a 3.5ct pear is AED 7,499."}

Certification

{stone === "natural" ? "GIA is the standard. IGI and HRD also widely accepted." : "IGI dominates. GIA also grades lab-grown — its reports are clearly distinguished from natural."}

Resale

{stone === "natural" ? "Holds value better and is more readily resold or reset." : "Resale value is still emerging. Buy a lab-grown because you love the stone today, not as an investment."}

{/* CERTIFICATIONS */}
Reading the paperwork

GIA, IGI, HRD — what each means.

Every diamond Eva sets above 0.3ct comes with a grading report. Three letters do the work.

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{c.code}
{c.full}

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{/* METALS */}
Metal & setting

18K gold and platinum, explained.

18K Yellow Gold

Warm, traditional, the classic Dubai metal. 75% gold, 25% silver & copper. Doesn't tarnish; needs no plating.

18K Rose Gold

Pink hue from a higher copper alloy. Flatters most skin tones, especially under sunlight. Doesn't fade.

18K White Gold

Gold alloyed with palladium and rhodium-plated for a cool finish. Replating every 18–24 months — free at Eva.

Platinum

Denser, naturally white, hypoallergenic, never needs plating. About 30–40% more expensive than white gold for the same piece.

{/* CARE */}
Care & aftercare

Your ring should outlive both of us.

Free polish & repair

Forever, on any piece bought from Eva. Drop it off, collect it sparkling.

Free rhodium replate

For white-gold pieces, every 18–24 months — done in-house, usually same day.

Complimentary pickup & drop-off

Within Dubai, we'll come to you for cleanings and resizings.

Free worldwide shipping

For Eva Gems online orders. Insured, tracked, signed.

); } // =================== ABOUT =================== function PageAbout({ go, openConsult }) { return (
The house of Eva

Two generations.
One velvet tray.

A small Dubai boutique with a long memory — born from a 1966 family-jeweller lineage, opened on its own in 2007, and trading online today as Eva Gems.

1966

Mamiya, our family house

The story begins in 1966 with Mamiya — our parent jeweller in Dubai, founded when the city was still finding its skyline. Three generations of cutters, setters and polishers. Eva is its boutique sibling.

2007

Eva opens at Gold & Diamond Park

Shop 5, Building 1. A small space with a deliberate counter — built around a single idea: bespoke fine jewellery, certified diamonds, made on-site, fast. The under-24-hours promise dates from this year.

Today

One brand, three names

The boutique is Eva Jewellers FZCO (the legal name on the till). The online store is Eva Gems, evagems.com. The parent group is Mamiya. They are all one family — but you only ever need to know us as Eva.

Craft

A small bench. A long memory.

Our master jewellers between them have over 100 years on the bench. Most of our settings are still done by hand — the laser is for finishing, not shortcutting. We will say no to a job we can't do beautifully.

  • In-house CAD & casting
  • Master diamond setter on premises
  • Hand-polishing & rhodium plating
  • GIA / IGI / HRD certification handling
  • Complimentary lifetime polish & repair on Eva pieces
The names, untangled

If you've seen us under another name, it was still us.

EvaThe customer-facing brand. The boutique. The wordmark. What you call us.
Eva Jewellers FZCOThe legal entity. Appears on receipts, in directories, in the footer below.
Eva GemsThe online storefront — evagems.com. Same boutique, same prices, free worldwide shipping.
MamiyaOur parent family-jeweller group, est. 1966. Where our craftspeople were trained. Not the same shop.

Come to the boutique.

Forty paces from the main entrance at Gold & Diamond Park. The kettle's on.

); } // =================== TESTIMONIALS =================== function PageTestimonials({ go, openConsult }) { const reviews = window.EVA_REVIEWS; const facts = window.EVA_FACTS; return (
What clients say

Thirty perfect reviews on Tripadvisor.
None of them written by us.

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Recurring themes

What our clients keep saying.

Bespoke understood"Created exactly what we wanted."
Honest guidance"Patient, transparent, no pressure."
Fast turnaround"Quick", "fast", "amazing service."
Long-term trust"A lovely relationship over years."

Add the thirty-first review.

Visit us in the boutique. We'd love to earn it.

Read all reviews →
); } // =================== VISIT =================== function PageVisit({ go, openConsult }) { const facts = window.EVA_FACTS; return (
Visit

Shop 5, Building 1.
Gold & Diamond Park.

Off Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Quoz Industrial Third. Forty paces from the main entrance, ground floor, look for the bay-window of black velvet and gold.