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What is Diamond Jewelry

Diamond Jewelry does not depreciate in value the way that you are thinking. The problem is that it's not worth the retail price that your paying in the first place. When a jeweler sells you jewelry, there is a LARGE markup on it so they can make a profit. You are not actually paying the wholesale price for the gold or the stones. Like gold diamonds do have their own value depending on the cut of the stone. The clarity. The color. And also the carat weight. How much a diamond is worth also depends basically on what someone is willing to pay for it and even current trends. Unless your diamonds are certified by a reputable laboratory like the GIA or the AGL, you may have a hard time even reselling it. The diamonds themselves can be reused in different settings and even re cut if need be but this isn't really practical. You will get some money out of your jewelry but the chances that you will even get the amount that you paid in the first place is very small. :)

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Jewelry Insurance & Documentation

the three most solid investments in our world are: Real estate, gold, and diamonds. what that basically means is that diamonds themselves only increase in value, however if the stone is placed into a very particular piece, the jewelry may depreciate, e.g.: a woman really loves turkeys, so she gets a pin, with diamonds, made for her, in the shape of a bunch of turkeys. When she buys it, she is not only paying for the material, but also the work that went into making it. Not only that, but since turkeys aren't particularly popular, upon trying to sell the pin, she would be likely to lose money (unless turkeys suddenly become popular or the pin becomes an antique).

Also, the diamond itself doesn't lose value, and CAN be reused - it's just that the jewelry setting will have to be centered around the earlier cut of the diamond, as opposed to creating jewelry and then finding & cutting the right stone's.