Here you will find a helping hand that will educate you on how to purchase a diamond, what you should be looking for in a diamond, and the many varieties. We hope that you find the information valuable and if you have any further questions, please call or e-mail us.

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08/31/15 Radio Interview:
"Bringing GIA Certified Natural HPHT Diamonds to Light"

10/02/15 Blog:
"3 Types of Diamonds You Didn't Know Exist (with videos!)"

09/09/15 Radio Interview with Frankie Boyer:
"What's New in Diamonds: GIA Certified Natural HPHT Diamonds"

GIA certified diamonds are loose diamonds that have been analyzed and graded by one of the most revered diamond authorities in the world—the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). These diamonds are known to undergo a stringent grading process determined by the most innovative diamond analysis technology available.

To learn more, visit the GIA Certified Diamond Education Center.

If you are seeking to impress , our GIA certified HPHT diamonds are one of the smartest and most glamorous buys in the diamond trade. They are suitable for savvy diamond buyers and sophisticated investors who want top color and clarity at a substantially lower price, while still being "fit for the vault." They are available in rare colorless and white grades, and fancy colors such as pink, yellow, red, and blue. In addition to their breathtaking color grades ranging from D to H, these rare beauties are brilliant, with exceptionally high clarity grades from VVS2 to flawless—comprising of less than 1% of the world's rarest and most-coveted Type 2a diamonds.

To learn more, visit the HPHT Diamond Education Center.

Clarity enhanced diamonds are one of the most affordable options when buying a beautiful natural diamond. Many buyers choose clarity enhanced diamonds because they can purchase a larger diamond expressing the same qualities and appearance than a smaller one of equal appearance at a similar price.

To learn more, visit the Clarity Enhanced Diamond Education Center.

If you are interested in buying a diamond that dually performs as an objet d'art and a high-performing tangible asset, you may want to consider investment diamonds. When you visit the Investment Diamond Education Center, you will learn exactly what you need to know to skillfully buy investment grade diamonds.