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WHAT WE PAY FOR DIAMONDS

Shape Payment
Round 1.58 G SI1 GIA $10,238
Pear 4.21 H VS2 GIA $53,046
Princess 2.28 F SI2 GIA $12,038
Round 3.58 F VS2 GIA $60,144
Pear 1.28 G SI1 GIA $4,454
Princess 1.16 G VVS2 GIA $5,376

All prices are examples of our recent acquisitions and are subject to change.
Note that market conditions fluctuate.

THE 4C'S OF DIAMONDS

CUT

Diamond CutCut is the only thing man does to a diamond to enhance its beauty. The cut of a diamond determines the proportion, symmetry and polish of a diamond and is the most relevant factor in bringing a diamond from pretty to gorgeous. Well-cut diamonds allow light to enter through the top (also known as the crown) and act as a series of perfect windows and mirrors — refracting the light to create a radiant prism of color. As the light is reflected back through the crown, it is dispersed into a luminous burst of shimmer and sparkle, enough to light up the room.

When cuts are too deep or shallow, light can get lost through the sides of the diamond or it may travel straight through the diamond before it can be reflected. Either way, the signature fire and brilliance so adored in diamonds is compromised. A well-cut diamond offers the perfect angles (its proportion), precise alignment and a smooth clear polish to provide ultimate reflection, dispersion, fire and brilliance.

Forty percent of the diamond's value is determined by cut.

COLOR

Diamond ColorThe second consideration when buying a diamond is Color. Color refers to the presence or absence of an overall tint or color of a diamond. When diamonds are formed, trace elements may be trapped inside, causing a visible tint in the diamond’s color.

Virtually all diamonds will have some body color; and just as you can see differences in fire, brilliance and sparkle, you can also see differences in diamond body color. The rarest diamonds are colorless and have the appearance of clear distilled water.

Thirty percent of the diamond's value is determined by color.

CLARITY

Diamond ClarityClarity is the third most important of the 4C’s. Many diamonds have natural inclusions that may interfere with the clearness of a diamond. Clarity refers to the degree of those inclusions. The fewer a diamond has, the more valuable it is. Unless a diamond has very obvious inclusions that can be seen without magnification, its beauty will not be affected. Better-cut diamonds will disperse brilliance that masks inclusions.

Twenty-five percent of the diamond's value is determined by color.

CARAT

Diamond Carat WeightAccounting for only 5% of a diamond’s value, Carat Weight applies to the actual weight of the diamond. One carat weighs 1/5 of a gram and is divided into 100 smaller units of weight called points. Hence, a 50 point diamond would be a 1/2 carat.

Only one in a million diamonds mined is able to become a 1 carat diamond or more making them more valuable.

Carat weight is truly a personal choice. It has no bearing of the quality or value of a diamond, leaving it the last of the 4C’s to consider. When shopping for a diamond, keep in mind that a 1 carat diamond appears much larger on a smaller hand than it would on a larger.

US Gold Buyers - We Buy Diamonds
US Gold Buyers - we buy diamonds
US Gold Buyers - We Buy Diamonds

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OFFICE LOCATION: 2300 Glades Rd. Ste 360W, Boca Raton, FL 33431