I recommend Kardima
Very fast get in touch, all went smoothly. I recommend Kardima
PS: nice diamond 💎
12 February 2026
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Company details
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Kardima is a Norway-based jewelry store and supplier offering a wide selection of loose diamonds, rings, earrings, and fine jewelry. We serve both private customers and businesses seeking larger wholesale orders. In addition to our ready-to-purchase collection, we specialize in custom-made jewelry, creating tailored pieces designed to match each customer’s vision and preferences. With a strong focus on quality, transparency, and personal service, we work with clients in Norway and worldwide to deliver jewelry that combines craftsmanship, value, and trust.
Contact info
Margrethe Parms Vei 6, 0988, Oslo, Norway
- +4795024468
- post@kardima.com
- kardima.com
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