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28th September 2009
If you are buying loose diamonds online you’ll find much help. Most of the loose diamonds sold on the Internet will have been certified. This certification indicates that the loose diamonds have been evaluated by a professional gemology laboratory that ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
If people purchase jewelry from a retail store, the biggest advantage is that they can inspect it and see the quality and finish of the jewelry. Another advantage is if you are an old customer, jeweler can offer you discounts.
Most of the jewelry stor... Read >
Author: Sarah Jose22nd September 2009
It is a fact that the demand for diamonds is steadily on the increase and this has led to several unscrupulous persons selling fake diamonds to unsuspecting and less knowledgeable customers to get rich overnight. There is a proliferation of imitation diam... Read >
Author: jamesallen22nd September 2009
If people purchase jewelry from a retail store, the biggest advantage is that they can inspect it and see the quality and finish of the jewelry. Another advantage is if you are an old customer, jeweler can offer you discounts.
Most of the jewelry stor... Read >
Author: sabrinajose18th September 2009
Diamond wedding rings are no longer just for women. Many grooms today choose to purchase a man's diamond wedding ring to match the bride's. Still others enjoy the social status that comes with wearing a diamond wedding band. Purchasing a diamond wedding r... Read >
Author: wbdoyle18th September 2009
For anyone looking to purchase fine jewelry, online shopping can be a great way to find the right piece at the right price. There can be many advantages to buying fine jewelry online – with savings being one of the major factors. Reputable online jewele... Read >
Author: wbdoyle07th September 2009
Shopping from an online diamond jewelry store provides the advantage of vast selection with the ease of 24/7 shopping and the ability to rapidly compare prices. Local jewelry stores have confined stocks resulting in restricted selection. Also, the prices ... Read >
Author: shweta03rd September 2009
You can have a good chance while you are shopping online to get some better deal for the best valued diamond. GIA diamonds are available at online trader’s websites. GIA is the short form of Gemological Institute of America. They provide authenticity of... Read >
Author: brandon alston26th August 2009
A diamond certificate is also known as a Diamond Grading Report. This report comes from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), and you should require this report when you are purchasing a diamond.
With a diamond certificate, you can verify the co... Read >
Author: Dennis Lambert13th August 2009
Pricing most products is quite easy. Determine how much it costs to make the item, how much it costs to market that item, and then mark it up by 15 - 30% or more. Simple, right? Well, pricing diamonds isn't quite that simple. There are many factors that a... Read >
Author: Dennis Lambert30th July 2009
Pricing the majority products is quite relaxed. Determine how much it expenses to promote to the point, how much it expenses to bazaar with the purpose of point, And so therefore mark it up by 15 – 30% or more. Simple, exact? Well, pricing diamonds isn... Read >
Author: 39jack4u12th June 2009
The whole year you have been buying gifts for your woman on every occasion. But now it’s time to surmount with something really grand- the Engagement Ring. So get set going to edify yourself on diamond rings and try to know diamonds like a book from tod... Read >
Author: Sharon Reid11th June 2009
You can get a better deal on diamonds when you shop online for the best value diamonds. Online retailers do have GIA diamond rings that come with an appraisal report from the Gemological Institute of America attesting to the authenticity of the diamond ... Read >
Author: Allison Ryan05th June 2009
Suncrest Diamonds, creators of the first collection of beautiful yellow “HPHT” diamonds, is expanding their lines of these *High Pressure, High Temperature gems to include a new collection of pink diamonds.
Suncrest Diamonds, creators of the first ... Read >
Author: everlast08th April 2009
The Gemological Institute of America is a much renowned and revered institution formed in the year 1955 and has a lions share certifying loose diamonds. It started the 4 C’s of diamond gradation that stands for Cut, Clarity, Carat weight and Color. It a... Read >
Author: Sharon04th April 2009
When looking for a diamond of some sort, whether it is set in a piece of jewelry or just a simple loose diamond to put on display, there are several different things you need to look for in order to ensure that you have an authentic and top quality jewel.... Read >
Author: Allison Ryan04th April 2009
The Diamonds in the Smithsonian's Exhibit
The Smithsonian's Splendor of Diamonds was a display of seven of the rarest diamonds in the world. The diamonds ranged in size from 5.11 carats to 203.04 carats. The exhibit ran from June 27, 2003 to September ... Read >
Author: Allison Ryan26th March 2009
buying a diamond engagement ring is part of a much superior selection that goes far past jewelry, tradition, or money. The truth that you're even thoughts of such a assurance indicates that you've already made an important journey. Here are a few steps... Read >
Author: Muhammad Ashfaq17th March 2009
Be wary of the word "designer," because it can be used to mean very different things. Don't confuse "designer" rings with "custom" rings; just because you are choosing a loose diamond at a jeweler does not make it a designer ring. This kind of ring is bet... Read >
Author: Tiffany L’orfevre17th March 2009
Are you looking for a diamond rings for your girlfriend or your fiancée, that’s a great choice. People say “ Diamond is a girl best friend ”.
Diamond is the hardest natural material known, where hardness is defined as resistance to scratching... Read >
Author: Paul Expert09th March 2009
Hearts and Arrows happen to be one of the world’s most in-demand diamond cuts, and command a premium that few other methods of cutting can even think of! The beautiful thing about the hearts and arrows cut is that they are always certified ‘O’ by th... Read >
Author: Martha Miller25th February 2009
GIA, or the Gemological Institute of America, was established in 1931. This nonprofit organization is the primary authority on diamonds. Their name has become synonymous with honesty and integrity throughout the gem world. GIA’s purpose is to educate ... Read >
Author: Siddhartha23rd January 2009
When it comes to choosing diamonds, there are many aspects to consider, but most gemologists consider the cut as probably the most important feature when it comes to a gemstone’s appearance.
A diamond can have perfect color and clarity but will suf... Read >
Author: Paul Easton23rd January 2009
When it comes to choosing diamonds, there are many aspects to consider, but most gemologists consider the cut as probably the most important feature when it comes to a gemstone’s appearance.
A diamond can have perfect color and clarity but will suf... Read >
Author: Paul Easton16th December 2008
Diamonds are more commonly known as colorless stones that break out in brilliant fire when light strikes it. But there is a rare class of diamonds that come in different hues, called fancy diamonds or fancies.
Natural diamonds can get their color fr... Read >
Author: Paul Easton26th November 2008
Of course, there is digital divide both in the rural and urban areas in India. However, it is predicted that online shopping India has a great potential. It has been estimated that the online shopping in the country would realise $100 billion by the end o... Read >
Author: Raisa Raima21st October 2008
Whether your intention of purchasing a diamond is for investment purposes, business purposes or personal purposes, there are some things you have to consider when it comes to getting your diamonds from a diamond wholesaler. Before you start getting your d... Read >
Author: Ben 15th September 2008
Certified DiamondsDiamond certification is essential when you're buying a diamond and is different from a jeweler’s appraisal, although the certification is part of any appraisal. Many diamonds look the same, but not all of them are going to be of the q... Read >
Author: Karl Lee16th August 2008
Diamonds are composed of carbon atoms that have been subject to extreme pressure and heat. If the diamond contains no impurities then the color will be crystal clear. Nature rarely creates anything that does not have any impurities in it. Most dia... Read >
Author: David Cowley21st May 2008
With Internet, it is easy today to find what we want in any country. Indeed, most of famous brands have their website to buy online or to know where costumers can find their products. But, the large number of jewelry retailers and the expansion of auction... Read >
Author: Gerald26th April 2008
Diamonds are the enduring symbol of eternal love, as well they should be. Diamonds are the hardest natural material known to mankind. What could better represent eternal love than something that is practically indestructible?
Tradition says that the ... Read >
Author: Archibald19th March 2008
A diamond certificate also called diamond grading report, diamond dossier or diamond quality document verifies that a diamond is genuine and evaluates the quality and size of the stone. A diamond certificate is a document issued by a Gemological Laborator... Read >
Author: Gerald07th March 2008
Diamonds that have not been placed in a setting are referred to as loose diamonds, and are generally sought after by investors and professional retail diamond jewelers. Any purchase of loose diamonds should be accompanied by a certificate of appraisal and... Read >
Author: Jonothan Blocker21st January 2008
Those who are planning the purchase of wholesale certified diamonds or gemstones from jewelry wholesalers do well to educate themselves on issues related to the diamond market – including diamond appraisal and diamond certification. Although these terms... Read >
Author: Jonothan Blocker05th November 2007
There are various criteria you need to consider when buying a piece of Diamond jewellery like Diamond Engagement Rings for example. These qualities are the four C's - the cut, the clarity, the colour and the carat. The cut of the diamond refers to the... Read >
Author: Gerald22nd May 2007
Renewed interest has spawned in the synthetic diamond debate, in part due to new color technology by the Gemesis Corporation. The company, located in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, has been creating cultured diamonds for over a decade.
Gemesis has always spe... Read >
Author: sarahbaltic25th April 2007
Do diamonds amaze you? Are you looking to buy high quality diamond jewelry? You could say that shopping for diamonds is something of an art. Several factors weigh in when determining the rarity, value and beauty of a diamond. If you are looking to pur... Read >
Author: Jesus Chirino27th February 2007
A certification is a diamond industry term for a diamond grading report, which documents the diamond’s credentials. The certification describes the physical characteristics of a diamond and is usually prepared by an independent grading laboratory. It i... Read >
Author: Denny Reinke27th February 2007
The cut of a diamond is the physical measurement and relative proportion of a polished diamond and is the most important characteristic in producing a diamond’s beauty. A single number does not define cut. Instead, it is a myriad of measurements, rela... Read >
Author: Denny Reinke27th February 2007
Diamonds can be found in every color of the rainbow from clear, colorless (white) to black as coal. Some colors like blue, red, and green are extremely rare and very valuable. Brown is the most common color of diamond with about 80% of diamonds used for... Read >
Author: Denny Reinke30th January 2007
A Fresh Look at Freshwater Pearl Jewelry
If, when you picture freshwater pearls, lumpy linen-colored rice shapes come to mind, it’s time to update your thinking. Today’s freshwater pearls have come a long way from their humble beginnings, and the bes... Read >
Author: Amy Drescher12th December 2006
We began our search by entering "diamond ratings" into the search box. The results led us to online gift retailers, where we quickly found a useful page on on the "4 C's" of diamond evaluation: color, clarity, cut, and carat.
From that document, we go... Read >
Author: Victor30th June 2006
Thanks to aggressive publicity campaigns sponsored by the diamond industry, anyone buying a diamond can confidently go into the transaction armed with enough information to ask the right questions. In the pre-purchase stage, you'll likely query the seller... Read >
Author: Amy Drescher22nd May 2006
Choosing the right place to buy a Diamond Ring is as tough as choosing the ring itself. Because of the liberalized and open market, lots of brands and lots of jewelers have flooded the market and that finally ends up in a confusion of where to buy.
Be... Read >
Author: Robert Goldsmith03rd May 2006
As you walk along on your quest for the perfect diamond for your mate,
you hear, "Pssst! Hey mister, I hear you're looking for some good
rocks. I've got some great stones, really reasonably priced. I'll even throw
in the ring for free!"
Sounds s... Read >
Author: Brian Yalung27th April 2006
Are all Tahitian pearls black? What's the difference between a cultured pearl and a natural pearl? Are freshwater pearls inferior to saltwater pearls? Are South Sea pearls really golden?
Good questions. With all the different pearl colors and types out... Read >
Author: Amy Drescher09th April 2006
A diamond grading certificate is a report given by an independent and professional gemological laboratory. The diamond is evaluated for its quality, not its value. Every diamond is unique. The certificate will map out all the diamond's recognizable and in... Read >
Author: Ariel05th March 2006
For anyone looking to purchase fine jewelry, online shopping can be a great way to find the right piece at the right price. There can be many advantages to buying fine jewelry online with savings being one of the major factors. Reputable online jewelers... Read >
Author: Patrick Altoft25th January 2006
Pricing most products is quite easy. Determine how much it costs to make the item, how much it costs to market that item, and then mark it up by 15 30% or more. Simple, right? Well, pricing diamonds isn't quite that simple. There are many factors that ... Read >
Author: Glenn Fournier20th December 2005
It's not easy to buy diamond jewelry. Here are tips you can't do without if you are getting them for your loved one.
Never buy a diamond just because it comes with a certificate. A certificate
isn't enough. You need to check the details on the certif... Read >
Author: ian tham
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