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Diamond Investment is also done on the basis of the certification a diamond has received.

A certified diamond is more expensive than an uncertified diamond. Diamonds are either formed inside the earth naturally in a period of thousands of years but the synthetic diamonds are formed in laboratories in a period of weeks. The synthetic diamonds and the natural diamonds look exactly the same with the same type of cuts, hardness and shine. The only difference between the synthetic diamonds and the natural diamonds is that the synthetic diamond does not have the clarity and the intense depth which the colored natural diamond has. To measure the clarity it is not possible to check it through the naked eyes, it can only be checked by high tech equipments.

The price of natural diamond investment is far more that the price of synthetic diamonds. People who do not have much money but still have a desire to purchase and showcase diamonds, they can wear synthetic diamonds and they can fulfill their desires. The synthetic diamonds are also as hard as the naturally formed diamonds and they do not lose their shine and glitter. Due to the differentiation of diamonds there are many diamond investment sellers who sell synthetic diamonds and misguide the customer by telling them as they are naturally formed diamonds and charge them a lot of money. Diamonds are considered as the most vital gift which is a desire of every human being in this earth. Due to that the diamond dealers emotionally fool the customers and sell them the synthetic fake diamonds in place of natural diamonds and charge the price of natural diamonds only. This is firstly a very bad showcase of business followed by the dealers across the world and they also go against the law. Thus to stop this misguiding the government in concern with the diamond associations across the world have decided to grade the diamond investment sold and mark them as natural and also give a certificate according to the value of the properties of that individual piece of diamond.

Diamond Investment is a very expensive investment where the investment should never be forged.


Diamond is usually bought to be gifted to someone the buyer loves or he may buy it for himself as well. Diamonds are graded by very few institutes across the world but the diamond investment which is graded by these institutes is priced higher than the original price of a natural diamond in the market. Some of the institutes are Gemological Institute of America (GIA), European Gemologist Institute (EGI), Gemological Institute of India (GII), International Gemological Institute (IGI) and some more. These institutes provide grades firstly on diamonds whether they are natural or synthetic. Secondly the institute’s grade diamonds according to the type of properties they possess. These institutes grade an individual piece of diamond and provide a certificate which mentions the type of cuts that piece is being given, thirdly certification of diamond investment is also done on the basis of the weight that individual piece measures in carats. Fourthly the piece of diamond is also graded according to the amount of clarity the natural diamond possesses.  Lastly a diamond investment is graded according to the type of color it possesses. Diamonds come in various colors and even a diamond can be mixture of two colors, so the certification will prove the color in which it was bought. The certifications of diamond investment institutes also provide education on diamonds and jewelry apart from grading diamonds. These institutes are mostly non-profit making institutes which provide education on diamonds and jewelries made of them.

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