Diamond Award Club

Seal of the Year

The Invitation


Our Seal is set in gold and diamonds, and for the year of your membership it is yours to carry on your website, your storefront, your campaign. Renewed each year, worn openly, extended to few.

MMXXVII · New York, New York

The 2027 Seal of the Year: eight square cut diamonds around a gold globe
The 2027 Award: black crystal in a polished gold frame, with the Club seal, a space for the Member's logo and IN GOD WE TRUST at its foot

The Award

Cast by the house
behind the Globes


Black crystal, a frame of polished gold, and four words engraved at its foot. Crafted by Society Awards, the atelier behind some of the world’s most recognized honors, including the Golden Globe and the Emmy.

Dimensions
15 × 20 inches
Weight
20 lbs
Inscription
The Member’s logo

Today, a reputation
lives on every screen


Noticed,
then invited

The Diamond Award Club is an exclusive media membership club. We find excellence, honor it with an award of real distinction, and give it the media presence it deserves.

Diamonds Are Forever

A private
recognition society


We recognize achievement, document the story behind it, and introduce our Members to a circle of media, culture and opportunity that outlasts the evening it began.

Membership is extended, never requested. Each Member is presented with the Award, carries the Seal of the Year, and is seen through our lens the way they deserve to be remembered.

Philosophy

Excellence is entrusted,
not merely achieved

Those we honor do not receive an award. They join a circle.

A man walks down a gravel path between tall cypress trees toward a lake and mountains

What Membership Holds

Five things,
held for a year

  1. iThe Awardengraved with your logo
  2. iiSealthe emblem of your year, yours to carry
  3. iiiRegistrationyour name in the Club’s record since 2019
  4. ivPublicationyour place in print and digital
  5. vIntroductionspeople worth knowing, and a seat at the Club’s occasions

By Commission

Photography · Film · Member’s Hour

Made for you, at your choosing

The Award opens the door
The Club is what is behind it

Member's Hour, Episode I: Dr. David Kashan, plastic surgeon, seated across a small table from his host

Work

Seen as you
deserve to be


One day, one house, every frame made by hand.
The photography, the film, the podcast.

Member’s Hour

One Member
One hour


Member’s Hour is the Diamond Award Club’s conversation series, hosted by Mr. Andy Alem and filmed where each Member builds their work. The story behind the name, told in their own voice. A seat is by invitation.

Visit MembersHour.com

Member's Hour: the M and H monogram above the Diamond Award Club seal
Christopher Macchio sings into a microphone in a black velvet jacket

Members’ Evenings

Christopher
Macchio


America’s Tenor, and the voice of state occasions at the White House. He performs at the Club’s occasions, and at a Member’s evening on request.

Arranged privately through the Club

Dr. Carlos Wesley's team in white coats and scrubs with their 2021 Ten Tier Diamond Award Six men at Honu stand either side of a Ten Tier Diamond Award on an easel Two men in suits beside the 2023 Ten Tier Diamond Award for Kashan Two men hold a Ten Tier Diamond Award for Class Carpet Floor and Home

Origins

Since 2019,
quietly


The Diamond Award Club grew from the Ten Tier Diamond Award. Surgeons, restaurateurs, builders and artists, each one recognized in their own space and each one still in the Register.

Class Carpet · Dr. Carlos Wesley · Aristocrat · Kashan · Honu

Mr. Andy Alem, President of the Diamond Award Club, seated in a dark jacket

A Note from the Founder

Excellence deserves
to be remembered


I created the Club on a simple belief: genuine excellence deserves more than a moment of recognition. It deserves to be documented, shared, and remembered.

I came to this through science and medicine before I came to it through a lens, and both taught me the same things: precision, service, and the importance of presentation. Our Members are chosen for what they have built, what they have given, and the way they carry themselves.

The rest is better said in person.

Mr. Andy Alem

President