Are you looking for the right diamond? The market is flooded with them. You can find diamonds everywhere, but how do you choose which one is right for you? If you're looking to buy a certified diamond online, or if you already own one and want to sell it, we're here to help. Diamond Registry has been in business since 1961 and we've been selling certified diamonds online since the same year. We offer the best prices on loose diamonds from our extensive collection of loose GIA certified diamonds.
The Diamond Certificate is an unbiased, independent third party report on the quality of your diamond. It's a legal document that can be used to prove the authenticity of your diamond and its cut grade.
For example, if you're buying an engagement ring and want to make sure your fiancée gets what she paid for—a real diamond with a high-quality cut grade—you'll need a Diamond Certificate before you purchase it.
The primary reason to obtain a diamond certificate is to prove the quality of your existing stone. It can be overwhelming when you find a loose diamond that looks perfect and you're not sure if it's natural or treated, but with certification, you'll have all the answers.
Certification guarantees that your stone is natural and not treated in any way—including machines or lasers—and it can help you sell your diamond at a higher price. If the seller isn't willing to submit their diamonds for certification or ask for one from the buyer, this should be an instant red flag!
Certified diamonds are more expensive than non-certified diamonds, which means that you're paying more for this added protection. However, you'll probably find that it's worth it in the long run. A certified diamond will help your resale value and prevent you from getting ripped off if you decide to sell or trade in your diamond later on down the line.
Certification only guarantees that the diamond has been evaluated by an independent organization such as GIA (Gemological Institute of America) or AGS (American Gem Society). It doesn't guarantee any particular measurements or characteristics; all it states is that there was at least some sort of analysis done on the stone before being certified as genuine.
When you are comparing diamonds, it's important to look for consistency in the certification reports. If a diamond has multiple certification reports that don't match up, this may be a sign of fraud or misrepresentation.
You should also look for a good balance between color and clarity when comparing diamond certificates. A high grade of color and clarity will indicate that the diamond is likely to last longer than one with poor color and clarity grades (which can fade over time).
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but what happens when you need to sell your GIA certified diamond? Let us take on the burden of selling your diamonds online so that you can focus on more important things, like finding a new pair of shoes! We buy certified diamonds from all over the world and we offer competitive prices for both certified stones and non-certified diamonds. You can also sell damaged or broken jewelry with us – we will pay top dollar!
We have been in business since 1961 and have had thousands of transactions with our customers. We know how to handle shipping, insurance, the paperwork and everything else that goes along with selling jewelry online. No matter what kind of diamond you want sold (colorless or fancy colored), we will give you a great price on it.
We hope this article has been helpful in explaining the importance of diamond certification, and how you can use a diamond certificate to make sure your diamond is what it’s supposed to be. If you want to buy certified diamonds online, look no further than Diamond Registry! With our vast selection of certified diamonds available for sale at wholesale prices, you’re sure to find something that fits your taste and budget. And if you have one lying around that needs some love, we'll give you an amazing price when it comes time to sell!
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