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diamond buying essentials
1. Know Your Weight. Ask how the weight is certified then make sure it's weighed again, in front of you
2. See your actual diamond using a high quality gem microscope with an expert who can show you how the information on the certificate matches your actual diamond.
3. View a selection of unset diamonds in different lighting conditions placed next to each other.
4. Find a sales associate who can help you define your taste in cut by pointing out the differences in fire, brightness, and scintillation.
5. Insist on a laser inscription and an internal photo of your diamond.
6. Insist on a credible Certificate and ask a diamond expert whom you trust to show you how the characteristics in the diamond match the certificate.
7. Insist on a "maintenance" plan that allows you to keep your ring in new condition and guarantees your diamond from loss. Otherwise, you could face a huge future expense rebuilding or replacing your setting or, worse, yet, replacing a lost diamond.
8. Insist on a finely crafted ring that is manufactured to high standards with a lifetime warranty on defects
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