Diamonds - Investment check!

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A report released by Debeers in 2015 suggests that India is one of the top buyers of the precious stone in the world. With widening consumer base, economic expansion and collective volumes, India’s diamond buyer market is one of the world’s largest according to the reports. "With the ongoing growth force in the Indian economy, demand for extravagance items like diamond is going to go up progressively." say Mr. Navrattan Kothari, Director, KGK Group.

If anyone is looking out for making an investment in diamonds – solitaires or clarity diamonds are great choices. All diamonds might look similar to the naked eye, but there is a difference in cut, color and the clarity and that determines its value. At KGK, Mr. Navrattan Kothari advises to invest only after checking the shape and design of the diamonds you want to purchase. If you seem to be chaotic about the right shape, go for a round shape diamond as it gives a very stylish look and it is one of the most common shapes globally.

When the investment is to be made in precious metals like gold, platinum etc, all one needs to look for is the purity of the metal and the weight. But if you are investing in diamonds, there are a few more checks that need to be followed to make the correct choice. Proper planning is always helpful for buying a genuine diamond. 

Make sure to properly check the flaws, it helps you review the value when investing in diamonds. Do proper research on available diamonds in the market so that you won’t get lost in the diversity. Also it always helps to be aware of market trends and rates.

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