- Type of diamond : 100% Natural, uncolored
- Certificate: Diamond Sky company, Jan Karaszkiewicz(Secretary of the Polish Gemmological Society).
- Color: fancy( several times more valuable than the color of subdued white)
- Gross valuation: $1046 $USD
- Retail prices of similar diamonds in Polish jewelry companies: about 100% of this valuation, however, prices are often even higher
The subject of the offer is a natural diamond.
Attached to the diamond is a CERTIFICATE of an expert of the Polish Gemmological Society, Diamond Sky company operating for 30 years on the Polish market + Catalog photo with QR code.
Jan Karaszkiewicz is an outstanding expert on colored stones, a respected diamond appraiser and serves as Secretary General of the Polish Gemmological Society.
The diamond can serve as an investment or be set in a ring making its valuation increase significantly.
Parameters of the diamond:
Weight: 0.16 CT
Purity: Si2
Dimensions: 3.57 x 3.26 x 1.78 mm
Cut type and form : heart
Proportions: good
Symmetry: good
Grinding finish : good
Grinding grade: good
Color: fancy deep-yellow
Net valuation: $850 USD, $1046 USD gross
Why invest in fancy color natural diamonds?
Prices of colored diamonds (so-called fancy color diamonds) show a long-term, strong upward trend, often outpacing price increases for colorless diamonds. This is due to their extreme rarity - it is estimated that for every 1,000 carats of colorless diamonds mined, there is only 1 carat of fancy color diamonds.Here are the key aspects of color diamond price increases:1. Factors driving price increases Very limited supply: Colored diamonds are extremely rare, and some of them (e.g., pink diamonds) came mainly from the Argyle mine in Australia, which closed down, drastically reducing the availability of new stones on the market.Growing investment demand:Due to their rarity, colored diamonds are considered a collector's asset and a safe capital investment.High quality:The more intense and pure the color (e.g. Fancy Intense or Fancy Vivid), the higher the price, which can be several times higher than for a colorless diamond of the same weight.
