WHOLESALE DIAMONDS

Natural Diamonds are more expensive than lab grown diamonds because mining and bringing them to market is a very long and resource-consuming process. In addition, diamonds are rare, and nature (not technology) dictates supply.

Natural diamonds can hold their value and even appreciate over time. That's a significant benefit if you ever plan on upgrading your diamond, selling it in the future, or want to keep it as an investment (or to be handed down).

The answer is yes if you care about quality and want to buy confidently. Third-party certification labs such as the GIA or IGI are independent, reputable, and can accurately evaluate a diamond's quality and authenticity of your purchase.

The 4C's stand for color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. These are a diamond's key parameters or attributes that impact how it will appear. It can also significantly affect the price of a diamond and determine its worth.

When it comes to diamond shapes, it's all about personal preference and style. Round diamonds are undoubtedly the most popular and common. If you want something more unique, consider a different shape, such as an elongated Pear, Marquise, or Oval. Want to go for something more modern? Princess-cut diamonds are symmetrical with sharp edges. Above all, you should look for a diamond shape that matches the wearer's style and personality.