We covered
the basics of investing in diamond jewellery in one of our guides, and continue
with the topic in this guide. While our aim is to help you acknowledge the benefits
and risks involved in diamond investment, we also look forward to assisting you
to begin your journey in the world with an investment with diamond stones.
As you
already know about the basic and necessary factors associated with buying and
investing in colourless diamond rocks and jewellery designs, here we attempt to
take the discussion a little further. In this guide, we’ll outline the basics
of investing in coloured diamonds and dig deeper into the aspects of everything
related to investment in coloured diamonds. The risks and benefits remain the
same for both the investment options.
There is
absolutely no point in investing in something it does not provide a
satisfactory return. We suggest that you invest in fancy diamond only if you
see value in the investment. Here are all the potential and value an investment
in coloured diamond bring you:
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Buy
investment-grade diamond stone or diamond stone jewellery for investment
purpose. An investment-grade diamond is a precious stone that has unique
characteristics that can overcome or minimize the investment risks to return
substantial value and have better chances to increase in price over time.
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Search for
the rocks that are mined in their natural colour and not lab-treated to produce
a particular. Only 1 in 10,000 diamond stones mined are naturally coloured,
making them highly valuable and rare. They are not only likely to retain their
cost price, but also increase in value as the demand for coloured vintage
stones soars high.
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Unlike
colourless diamond rocks that are naturally available in almost every shape and
size, fancy coloured stones are unique. 4Cs of colourless diamond stone and
coloured rocks are different in many aspects; extra attention is given to
shaping and cutting naturally coloured stones to keep their hue intact. Hence,
their resell value would also include such factors to boost its price.
Investing
in colourless diamond requires specific knowledge about the 4Cs, but investment
in coloured stones require an understanding of 4Cs of as well as the rarity and
market for that particular shade. We’ve divided the fancy coloured diamond
rocks into four categories to help you understand the concept better:
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Fairly
common diamond shades: yellow, brown, and grey
·
Mid-level
popular diamond colours: intense and vivid yellow diamonds combined with a bit
of orange
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High-priced
and popular diamond rock hues: pure Orange, Purple, Pink, Green, and Blue
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Rarest of
Rare: all shades of red
Notice that the above categorization is done based only on the colour of the diamond; the cut, clarity, and carat is not included. Thus, a Brown fancy coloured diamond of 10 carats would always have a bigger market and value compared to a Red naturally coloured diamond of 2 carats.
We advise that you look at the
colour along with the 4Cs and the demand for the coloured stones to accurately
assess the benefit associated with investing in fancy coloured diamond stones.
To do so, you can talk an expert about the current market scenario and question
them about which diamond jewellery/stones are incredibly popular among the
buyers. Keep in mind that market changes as buyers’ demands evolve while
putting forth your queries.
What is rare, always finds a place in the market. If you’re an enthusiast of collecting diamonds, then give a chance to coloured diamonds as well. They’re likely to increase in value and visibility over the years.
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Pink,
Blue, and Yellow diamonds are the most popular among youths and celebrities.
You must invest such colours as the trend is expected to grow in the future.
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You should
invest in a coloured diamond if you’re passionate about keeping only the things
that are rare and hardly occur in nature. The 1 in every 10,000 mined stones
factor makes fancy coloured diamond a rarity in the market.
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A
colourless stone will bring you money based on its 4Cs; a colourful diamond
rock would bring you investment based on the 4Cs as well as its shade.
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Many
people like collecting everything rare, and if you’ve got a rare diamond stone
in colour, you’re likely to become their favourite seller.
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Diamond Certificate:
A diamond is genuine and real only when it comes with an authentic diamond
certificate issued by the right agency. Read everything about diamond
certificates here and head on to invest in these precious stones only after you’re
satisfied with your knowledge on diamond certificates and the issuing agencies.
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Fluorescence:
It refers to the diamond’s character of emitting a soft coloured glow when under
the influence of ultraviolet light. For colourless diamonds, more the presence
of fluorescence, lower its demand and price. In terms of fancy coloured
diamonds, fluorescence does not play a vital role as the stones themselves are
of different shades. However, it would be best if you stayed away from fluorescence
in yellow diamonds.
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4Cs of
Diamond: We’ve discussed 4Cs of diamonds in many and many sections of our
jewellery guide. Read the dedicated section to the 4Cs and proceed after you
gather enough knowledge about the four diamond characteristics before investing
in diamond stones.
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Diamond
Colour: As discussed in one of the sections above. Some diamond colours are
rare and in high demand, while others are common and have low investment value.
Hence, you should invest in diamonds based on the market price, demand, and
rarity of a diamond rock.
For any
queries related to diamond investment or purchase, call Melorra experts.
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Email:
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