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| So... you have decided to investigate further, let me begin by mentioning that buying a diamond can be a complicated affair, especially if the buyer doesn't know what to look for. The most important factor, in my opinion, is to be prepared. |
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Understanding the Four C's is the first step in your journey to buying the perfect diamond. Many variations exist of the Four C's document but the overall content remains the same. I have prepared my own variation of the Four C's detailing the Cut, Clarity, Color and Carat you should look for and ,of course, the points to avoid. With the rarity of diamonds, and all diamonds are rare, it makes sense that gemstones that appear to be identical can show a wide range in value. To determine the relative worth of diamonds, you need to know your 4 C's of diamond buying : |
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Ever since I started the business I had my own ideas on how a diamond should look, to qualify for jewellery:
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| Certificates are granted for a fee by laboratories or gemmology institutes. The most important thing about these laboratories is the fact they are impartial in their examination. This ensures the stone will get the true grade if the grader sees fit to give it. Example. |
FAQQ: Why should a diamond purchase in Antwerp be any better than in New York?A: Antwerp has always been the only diamond city in the world with three diamond-cutting schools where young people are molded into the worlds finest craftsmen in diamond polishing.The Antwerp-cut is therefore known for it's finest sparkle! |
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