Have you
ever looked at a gold diamond ring and thought, ‘I would like the same diamond
stone on a platinum ring’? As you proceed to find your favourite ring designs with studded diamond rocks, you might
not find the exact model you have in your mind. What do you do then? You either
give in and buy a ring design that looks best among the available, or you could
buy loose diamond stones and make a ring as per your liking.
But do you
know how to shop for loose diamonds and even select ideal jewellery set for your chosen diamond stone? The process
isn’t rocket science, and you just require the right guidance in the right
direction. This guide on buying loose diamond stones will help you start with
your preparation to buy a loose diamond and even choose jewellery set to go
with it.
By the end
of this jewellery guide on shopping for loose diamonds purchase, you would get
to know about why must you buy loose diamonds, and how can you smartly shop for
such precious stones without getting duped or being a victim to a fraud.
If you
have gone through Melorra’s diamond
guides, you already know that diamond stones are naturally mined from
Earth’s surface, and these precious stones in their natural form are rough diamonds. But before these rocks
enter the consumer market, they undergo cutting, shaping, and polishing
process. Once they are ready to make their way into the jewellery sets of
users, diamonds are called as loose diamonds.
A
perfectly cut, shaped, polished, and brilliant diamond stone that is not yet
put into a jewellery set is called a loose diamond. These are then either
inserted into different Jewellery sets (gold, platinum, silver) or sold as
loose. You must note that loose diamonds are not only colourless, but they can
also be found in fancy colours like pink, yellow, blue, and red. People often
buy loose diamonds to set in custom jewellery, engagement rings, or for investment purposes. Many retailers and
wholesalers sell single, loose diamond rocks, which can then fit into your
choice of jewellery set.
Every person has their personal reasons to buy loose diamonds. But if you’re looking for a reason, and can’t seem to find one, let us help you.
The first
step to buy a loose diamond precious stone is to set a budget range. We say
range because setting a stringent budget could make you miss out on your like.
However, if you finalize a range with minimum and maximum price range, you’ll
have a variety of diamond stones to choose from, without compromising on your like.
Plus, you can always split the range into two or three parts and buy more than
one diamond rock if you wish.
You should
never buy a diamond product if you don’t know about the 4Cs of the diamond. The
colour, clarity, cut, and carat of a diamond highly influences its purchase
value and market demand. You can read Melorra’s
4Cs of diamonds guide to get yourself equipped with these aspects of
precious stones and make the decision regarding your loose diamond purchase.
Not
everyone wants to buy a colourless diamond rock. If your wish is to purchase fancy
coloured diamond stones, go ahead. But before you finalize your product,
research about the coloured diamond stone market, their rarity and customer
demand, and the 4Cs of the coloured
diamond as well. The more you research about fancy coloured diamonds before
buying a loose one, the more informed decision you’ll make about your buy.
Do you
know that an extremely colourless diamond (grade D to F) appear to go well with
platinum bands or jewellery set? These diamonds also blend well with white and
rose gold. Similarly, a diamond of different colour and clarity grade goes well
with different jewellery set of various shades; you only need to choose the
right jewellery setting. We advise you that you talk to an expert about matching
the diamond with a jewellery type to get the best overall accessory for yourself.
You can always call or email Melorra customer service for such queries and
help.
Not every
diamond is real. There are artificial diamond stones as well that are cheaper,
and do not have the same chemical composition as a natural diamond rock. Then
how would you differentiate between the two? The diamond certificates. Issued
by GIA, SGL, DGLA, and more, a diamond certificate is proof that the
diamond is real. It also holds information about the origin, 4Cs, and price of
the diamond.
Similar to
how you wouldn’t buy an electronics item from any store, don’t buy a diamond
from just any jewellery retailer. Hop on the internet and research about the
retailer, whether offline or online. Read the customer reviews, order policy,
return/exchange rules, and catalogue information before putting your trust in a
brand to buy loose diamonds.
We proudly
state that Melorra offers a myriad to benefits to people looking buy diamonds
or want answers to their questions around purchasing diamonds. You can always
contact us to get your doubts clear:
WhatsApp:
7829000052
Call: 08066040000
Email:
cs@melorra.com
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