Choosing a GIA IGI Certified Loose Diamonds Online!

Dec. 14, 2012 - PRLog -- Diamonds are the most durable gem on the planet. Is it no wonder then that we see this stone as a symbol for eternity? Loose diamonds can be placed in wedding bands, engagement rings, earring, necklaces, bracelets, personal charms, and much more. There are several reasons why more and more consumers are opting to purchase certified loose diamonds over simply buy a preset piece of jewelry; this article will address a few of the most important advantages.

First, buying certified loose diamonds separately can be more cost efficient for consumers. It usually will cost consumers more to pay for a preset jewelry design. Most jewelers only have a preset arrangement of jewelry to choose from, usually with the gems already in stock. They also usually only keep the higher priced jewelry in stock, this ensures that their company will be making a profit. When you choose to make your own design, using loose gems, you will usually pay 5%-15% less than if you had bought the same design, preset. All of this will help you narrow down the field when choosing Loose Diamonds @ http://www.thediamondsupplier.com/diamonds

Second, it allows the consumer more creativity; giving the consumer even more control over the designing process. The consumer now has complete creative control over the design process. This shows that the designer has chosen to spend a lengthy amount of time designing something for the wearer, that they are hoping they will love. This shows the person the jewelry is intended for that this person cares enough to go to great lengths for the wearer’s happiness. Second, it gives the designer a sense of accomplishment and pride; after all it is not every day we are allowed to give in to our creative side.

Lastly, people who purchase loose diamonds will be more confident of their diamond’s quality, clarity, cut, and color. Diamonds that are preset in jewelry often have a limited view of the gem; the consumer has a hard time viewing the stone from all possible angles. If you cannot view your gem in its entirety it is hard to get a handle on what setting or choice of metal will make it shine the brightest. It is also very important that consumers always buy certified diamonds; this means your gem should always come with a GIA report. A GIA report tells the consumer several things about your certified diamonds, such as: carat weight, color grade, clarity grade, cut grade, polish, proportions, and much more.  Choosing the right diamond is hard enough; one should allow themselves the freedom to create something magical and something they will never forget.

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