A Quick Guide to Selling Diamonds Without Certificates

Navigating The World Of Uncertified Diamonds

Understanding Uncertified Diamonds

Uncertified diamonds, often called non-certified diamonds, are precious stones that a professional gemological laboratory has not evaluated. These diamonds are identical to their certified counterparts but lack the formal grading report detailing their quality attributes such as cut, color, clarity, and carat weight.

Why Sell Uncertified Diamonds?

Selling uncertified diamonds presents a unique opportunity for owners to monetize gems that might remain unused or hidden. Whether inherited, found, or purchased without certification, these diamonds can still command significant value in the right market.

Preparing to Sell Your Uncertified Diamond

Assessing Your Diamond

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Now Until January 31st

We wish you a prosperous 2024 and to celebrate the New Year we are presenting our Melee Clearance Sale so you can access natural diamond production inventory for less and make more margin on 2024 sales. The sale ends on January 31st , so shop now and take advantage of the deals while stocks last!

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5 Ways To Maximize Your Diamond Melee Buys

Exciting News for Jewelry Businesses!

We're thrilled to announce our latest collaboration with INSTORE Magazine !

Dive into our feature article "5 Ways to Maximize Your Diamond Melee Buys" and discover invaluable insights for your business.

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In this piece, we delve into effective strategies for purchasing diamond melee, ensuring you get the best value and quality for your inventory.

Whether you're a seasoned jeweler or new to the industry, these tips are designed to elevate your purchasing process and enhance your offerings.

We're passionate about empowering jewelers and businesses in the diamond industry with knowledge

How To Order Melee Diamonds: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding the Essence of Melee Diamonds

Melee diamonds are small, yet sparkling diamonds that play a crucial role in the jewelry industry. Often used to accentuate larger stones or create intricate designs, these diamonds are valued for their versatility and brilliance. Understanding their characteristics and how to order them can significantly enhance the quality and appeal of your jewelry pieces.

The Ethical and Sustainable Choice

In today's environmentally conscious world, it is essential to prioritize sustainability. Our melee diamonds stand out as they are recycled diamonds, promoting an eco-friendly approach to luxury. By choosing our recycled melee diamonds, you not only get exquisite quality but also contribute to reducing the

The Process Of Recycling Diamonds

The global diamond industry is transforming, embracing sustainability like never before. While the end consumer is most concerned about the "Four Cs"—carat, color, clarity, and cut—jewelry companies are now incorporating a fifth "C" into the equation: Circular Economy. By strategically purchasing recycled diamonds, companies can adhere to sustainable practices while providing high-quality, great-value stones that are imperceptible to newly mined diamonds to customers. In this article, we delve into the intricate process of diamond recycling.

The Recycling Process: A Detailed Breakdown

The first step involves purchasing mixed diamonds, often sourced from melt or scrap jewelry. It's crucial to point out that diamond, being the hardest substance known to man, remains unaffected by this process.

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The Future Of The Diamond Industry

By Benjamin Burne, CEO, 

Industry Trends 

The diamond industry has always been a fascinating and dynamic market, with trends constantly shifting. As we move further into 2023, certain patterns have emerged that provide valuable insights into the future direction of the industry. 

Bigger Pieces and Statement Jewelry

Despite the rise of lab-grown diamonds, there remains a strong demand for bigger pieces

The Natural Recycled Diamond Quarterly Market Report - Q2, 2023

An Analytical Look At The Recycled Diamond Market

The recent report by White Pine provides an in-depth examination of the diamond industry's evolving landscape, focusing primarily on the rise of recycled diamonds in response to increasing demands for sustainable sources. These diamonds, characterized by their sustainable resourcing, represent a potential solution to the industry's environmental concerns.

The introduction of lab-grown diamonds into the market has complicated the narrative. While touted as economically efficient and environmentally friendly, they lack the intrinsic rarity associated with natural diamonds. White Pine's review offers

How to Sell a GIA Diamond Successfully: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction: An In-Depth Look at Selling GIA Diamonds

Selling a diamond is for the majority of people something they haven't done before. So it can be a little intimidating trying to sell an item that has significant value. The world's leading gemological institure the GIA (Gemological Institute of America) could be the place where your diamond what certified. Having a GIA certification helps greatly when selling a stone. Its tells a buyer what the stone's characteristics are and provides a buyer that they can sell the stone in the future using the GIA grading report to show future buyers. Having a GIA grading report puts you in a different situation to those with different grading