What to Consider When You
Purchase Certified Loose Diamonds
Traditionally, only jewelers purchased
certified loose diamonds from suppliers that sold diamonds and other
precious stones. However, it is becoming more common for consumers to
purchase wholesale loose diamonds directly from the supplier, and have
them made into rings, earrings, bracelets, and/or necklaces. This can be a
different approach to take if you want to design a piece of jewelry that
stands out from everything you've seen in retail jewelry stores.
Certified loose diamonds come in many
shapes, cuts, carats, and colors, which means that you have a lot more to
think about than just choosing a diamond. Of course, it all depends on
your taste, as well as the type of jewelry you are going to create with
the diamond(s). For instance, if you were planning on purchasing several
round cut diamonds to make into an anniversary band, you would want to
match the color of each diamond. In contrast, if you were interested in a
solitaire anniversary band, this would not be a consideration.
Remember, all diamonds are not created
equal. You can look at two round cut, one-carat diamond solitaires, and
see two completely different things. Maybe one costs considerably less
than the other, but you will more than likely notice a lack of brilliance
and sparkle in the cheaper diamond. Don't be fooled into the thinking that
the bigger the diamond is, the better it is.
A. Fishman & Son is an established cutter,
importer and wholesaler of top-quality diamonds with over 60 years of
industry experience. We can offer you a wide selection of certified loose
diamonds that vary in cut, color, carat, and clarity, at a price that can
fit your budget.
And, unlike other on-line retailers (we are not
retailers), we own our diamonds, put our own money into our inventory,
and have a real stake in making sure that not only should you spend your
money wisely but that we have spent our money wisely to acquire diamonds
that we can be passionate about and confident that you too will find them
most desirable to own and wear.
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