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What to Look For In Certified Diamonds
Loose Diamonds - Find the most extensive collection of certified diamonds at abazias.com. We are one of the nations leading international discount diamond and loose diamond dealers and one of very few public companies in this online industry. We have one of the largest certified loose diamond databases anywhere in the world. Thats right: almost all the discount diamonds in our database consist of certified diamonds at wholesale diamond prices. Abazias offers the highest quality GIA and AGS certified Loose Diamonds at Excellent Prices.
A diamond grading certificate is a report given by an independent and professional gemological laboratory. The diamond is evaluated for its quality, not its value. Every diamond is unique. The certificate will map out all the diamond's recognizable and individual characteristics. Each certificate will include the diamond's color, clarity, carat weight and cut information (see the 4 C's of quality). The grading report also includes a hand-drawn map of the diamond's inclusions. Since no two diamonds are exactly alike you can always check that the certificate matches the diamond.
There are dozens of gemological laboratories handing out certificates but only a few are respected by the diamond trade. Some well-known laboratories include the European Gemological Laboratories (EGL) and the Gemological Institute of America known as GIA
A certificate is a "blueprint" of a diamond; it tells you the diamond's exact measurements and weight, as well as the details of its cut and quality. It precisely points out all the individual characteristics of the stone. Certificates also serve as proof of the diamond's identity and value.







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