Common diamond buying mistake that you should avoid

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Diamonds are loved by everyone but not everyone specializes in identifying the best quality of diamond for their prospective purchase. The retailer shows different sizes and shapes of diamond to the buyer but it is not necessary that the buyer gets to receive the best option for the price he pays. The most common mistake made by buyers is to be misled on the cut quality. A diamond’s cut is more complexed to be defined than colour or clarity and that is why it is generally misrepresented or ignored. Here are some common diamond buying mistakes that should be ignored at any cost:

1. The most common mistake committed by buyers is to purchase a diamond from two-three choices that are available at a single store. The customer may end up choosing the best option available at that store but this doesn’t mean that it is the best choice that is currently available in the market. It simply means that it is the best option that is available at a particular store. There are many options to buy wholesale designer jewellery India but  make sure that you visit a trusted jewellery store to buy your diamond. 
2.   The second mistake buyers commit is buying a deeply cut diamond. A deeply cut diamond carries more of its carat weight in the depth of the diamond as opposed to its width. Such poorly cut diamonds are common in most jewellery stores and are less expensive per carat. There are chances that a customer may end up purchasing a 1.00 carat that looks like a 0.90 carat diamond because it is deeply cut. If you are thinking to gemstone distributer in India then this can be a major issue.

The best quality diamonds are more expensive per carat than good quality ones. That is the reason why only a few are carried to the traditional jewellery stores. The poorly cut diamonds cost less and can be easily sold by jewellers so make sure to visit only a trusted jewellery store.


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