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Gold Fashion Rings How to buy a diamond
1) Choose a jeweler as you would choose a doctor.
He/she should be armed with expert training, open to answer questions and be able to provide answers in clear, simple language.
A test of a jeweler’s knowledge is whether he is professionally trained. Preferably, his training comes from a widely-recognized and internationally accredited program, such as the GIA Graduate Gemologist (GG) or Accredited Jewelry Professional (AJP) diploma programs. An educated jeweler will not only explain the 4Cs of diamond quality to you, but will be able to demonstrate the differences between apparently similar stones. They will also encourage you to compare a number of diamonds that fall in your financial budget.
2) Understand the 4 C's of Diamond Quality
This simple knowledge will not only unlock the mystery of a diamond’s value, it will help you understand a diamond’s quality and price.
No matter how beautiful a diamond may look you simply cannot see its true quality. The 4 C's of diamond quality will provide you with the information you need to know the diamond’s actual quality. Click here for more detailed info on the 4 C's.
3) Insist On a Diamond Grading Report.
A diamond grading report from an unbiased, scientific source such as GIA is more than essential information, it’s a documentation of what you are purchasing. Sometimes the differences in diamonds can be so subtle, even a specially trained jeweler can’t recognize them without lab verification. You should insist that any diamond you buy come with an indisputable verification of its quality.
4) Protect The Purchase.
Have your diamond appraised and insured. Appraisers and insurers rely on diamond grading reports to accurately evaluate the value of gems. As an additional procedure, consider having your diamond laser-inscribed with its GIA report number, to provide proof if it is ever stolen or lost..
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