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Is it OK to buy a diamond without a certificate?
No, your diamond does not need to have a certificate. Diamonds without certificates should cost less than their certified counterparts. They want a reputable, independent third-party to verify the color, cut, clarity, and carat weight of the diamond.
Is it OK to buy an uncertified diamond?
It can be very tempting to buy uncertified or self-certified diamonds, because they are usually cheaper than certified stones. But before you grab that uncertified bargain, bear in mind you run the risk of not getting exactly what you paid for. Gem labs use very strict criteria to grade diamonds.
Are certified diamonds worth it?
Certified diamonds aren't inherently better than non-certified diamonds, but they tend to be higher-quality stones because the retailer has chosen them for their documented quality. Many times, certified diamonds are completely natural and have not undergone treatment.
What does an uncertified diamond mean?
Uncertified Diamonds. Verifies that the diamond is 100% natural or enhanced: NO. Gives you an experienced, third-party quality grading: NO.
Do all diamonds come with a certificate?
Not every diamond comes with a certificate, and comparable diamonds will look the same regardless of whether they are certified. You should consider the importance of documentation when you're buying a piece of diamond jewelry.
Do all diamonds have certificates?
Not every diamond comes with a certificate, and comparable diamonds will look the same regardless of whether they are certified. You should consider the importance of documentation when you're buying a piece of diamond jewelry.
Does it matter if a diamond is not certified?
Without a certificate, you can never be certain what you are buying. If a diamond is not certified, your only source of information about its quality is the seller, and needless to say, the merchant's assessment is not likely to be the most objective.
What is the difference between certified and uncertified diamonds?
To be of any use, the diamond must be certified by an independent, respected gemmological laboratory such as GIA, AGS, HRD etc. In a nutshell, the only difference between an uncertified diamond and a self-certified diamond is that the retailer who self-certifies has done some printing.
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