Posts Tagged ‘Certified’
What are Certified Diamonds?
A certified diamond is a diamond that has been graded, tested and examined by a team of independent fully trained gemologists who then issue a Diamond certificate for that diamond. A diamond certificate is a blueprint of a loose diamond that has been certified. A diamond certificate can also be called a diamond grading report or diamond dossier. The diamond certificate documents the diamond’s exact measurements and weight, as well as the details of its cut and quality. It precisely points out all the individual characteristics of the stone, inclusions and any flaws. When shopping for loose diamonds it is extremely important that you buy a certified diamond. You can compare one certified diamond with a particular weight and quality with other certified diamonds of similar weight and quality to determine which certified loose diamond has the better value. A diamond certificate allows you to make an informed choice when buying loose diamonds. A certified diamond provides consumers with confidence, security and increases comfort levels while making a decision on which loose diamond to purchase. Before purchasing a loose diamond, you should expect to review a copy of its diamond certificate, as this is your only guarantee of the quality and value of that diamond. Certified diamonds help provide consumer confidence. A diamond certificate documents the characteristics of the diamonds quality; the color, cut, clarity & carat weight of the diamond are verified by an independent company with no conflict of interest between buyer and seller.The true test to evaluate a diamond is to view it in person and compare it with other diamonds. Nothing beats seeing a diamond in person to determine whether it is a ‘good’ diamond to your eye or not. Diamond appreciation is a very personal thing and different people will prefer different things about different diamonds. At the end of the day all the numbers and photos in the world mean nothing if you do not like the diamond in person.
Diamond Rings – How to buy – Certified Diamonds, Diamond Engagement Rings, Earrings and Jewellery
GIA Diamond Jewellery are specialist merchants of loose diamonds (over 0.25 carats) certified by the GIA (Gemological Institute of America)and makers of fine diamond jewellery. All our GIA certified diamonds are sourced for you in compliance with the De Beers best practice principles and the Kimberley process for conflict free diamonds. You may be here because you would like ethical beautiful diamond jewellery either for a special occasion or as a gift. Choosing the right diamond can be complicated and its a great feeling to make an informed decision before investing in such an important purchase. Before we supply graded diamonds we like to ask our clients a few questions such as, do you know who the GIA are? Do you know what the 4Cs are? Do you know about cut grades polish and symmetry? Do you know what enhanced diamonds are ? These are just a few of the points that one should consider and if you have answered no to any of them, then please avoid purchasing a diamond until you are well informed.For the quality of diamonds that we supply our prices are truly unbeatable. If you compare our quotes to some of the online retailers who claim to be the cheapest on the net and ebay our total prices can be as much as 30% less. Look out for misleading initial pricing and then vat being added at the end of your order by some of the companies based outside of the UK. The reason our prices are so low is because our margins are the lowest in the industry and we provide quotes based on fluctuating exchange rates, diamond and metal prices (As a result quotes are only valid for 1 day). Our customer service is second to none, we feel that its important to talk to someone before making an important investment, we take great pleasure in discussing your specific requirements so that we can source the best diamond and jewellery for your budget and exceed expectations. If you are looking for the best advice and unbelievable value for loose or set GIA graded diamonds then give us a try. Talk to the experts youll be glad you did.