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 215 carat F VS1 Round Natural Loose Diamond for ring  US $12,654.00
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 096 ct I VS1 Natural Loose Diamond for ring CERT US $2,223.00
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 122 ct E VVS2 Natural Real Round Cut Loose Diamond US $5,357.00
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 151 ct J VVS2 Cushion Natural Loose Diamond for ring US $4,388.00
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 388 ct E SI1 Natural Round Cut Loose Diamond CRT US $24,627.00
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 1 carat I VS1 Round Natural Loose Diamond for ring US $2,580.00
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 152 ct E VS2 Natural Loose Diamond for ring CERT US $5,157.00
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 057 ct D SI1 G Cut Loose Diamond for ring CERT US $687.00
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 064 carat E SI1 Natural Round Cut Loose Diamond CRT US $886.00
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 061 ct G VS1 Natural Real Princess Cut Loose Diamond US $785.00
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 104 ct E SI1 Natural Loose Diamond for ring CERT US $2,746.00
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 104 carat NATURAL E SI1 Round Genuine Loose Diamond US $2,714.00
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 12 ct E VS1 Round Natural Loose Diamond CERT US $4,488.00
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 16 carat J VS2 Natural Loose Diamond for ring CERT US $4,033.00
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 162 carat J VS2 Natural Loose Diamond for ring CERT US $3,982.00
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 163 ct VG Cut J VS2 Round Genuine Loose Diamond US $3,967.00
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 161 ct J VS2 Natural Round Cut Loose Diamond CRT US $4,004.00
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 047 ct G SI2 Natural Round Cut Loose Diamond CRT US $481.00
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 102 ct E SI1 Round Certified Natural Loose Diamond US $2,634.00
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 076 ct NATURAL E VS2 Round Loose Diamond CERT US $1,648.00
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 158 carat J VS2 Natural Real Round Cut Loose Diamond US $3,878.00
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 176 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $59.50
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 166 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $253.30
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 148 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $100.30
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 132 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $280.50
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 132 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Emerald Cut US $264.00
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 127 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Emerald Cut US $254.00
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 118 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $236.00
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 117 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $119.00
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 111 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $188.70
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 110 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $187.00
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 109 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $138.55
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 103 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $51.85
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 102 cts Loose Natural Colombian Emerald Emerald Cut US $204.00
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 063 cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cut US $56.95
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 193cts Natural Colombian Emerald Cushion Cut US $289.50
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 ViPSCOLLECTION SILVER 925MM NECKLACE W EPIDOTE QUARTZ US $29.00
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Get Peace of Mind With EGL Loose Diamond Appraisals
The EGL, which stands for the European Gemological Association, has set the standards for diamond appraisals and the reports from this facility are recognized all over the world. The society was first established in 1973 in Antwerp, Belgium and now has facilities in most of the major cities of the world. Buying a diamond that carries an appraisal report of EGL Loose Diamonds certifies that the value of the stones is equal or more than the price you pay so that you know you have the best value diamonds.
One thing you should know about any appraisal report for diamonds is that this report has nothing to do with non conflict diamonds. The appraisal does not tell you where the diamond originated. There are other ways in which you can determine this information about the stones. You cannot buy loose diamonds directly from the EGL as this institute is not involved in the sale of the stones. Its primary purpose is to evaluate the four C's of the diamonds and to appraise them according to the features of these categories.
For the novice in diamond buying, the four C's of diamonds are carat, cut, clarity and color. The carat refers to the weight of the stone and one carat is equal to 250 mg. This is one of the easiest aspects of diamond appraisal. Appraisals of EGL loose diamonds is a fast and efficient process and is completely impartial. The gemologists who perform the appraisal using precise instruments have no knowledge of the ownership of the stones. When you submit a diamond for appraisal it is assigned a number and this number is used to track its process through the appraisal.
It is only when the appraisal is complete that the name and number are matched in order to send the report to the owner. In this way there can be no possibility that a diamond can be appraised for a higher value due to the gemologists knowing the identity of the owner. The grading process of each of the EGL loose diamonds is the first stage of the appraisal. First of all the gemologists view the stones with the naked eye and compare them to samples they have available for this purpose. After weighing each stone, they then assess the cut, which will reveal any flaws in the diamond due to the cutting process.
In appraising a Marquis cut diamond, the gemologists of EGL loose diamonds and IGI appraisals examine the facets. Such a cut requires 58 facets in the stone. If the proportions of the cut are not exact, then the diamond will not have the proper amount of brilliance. Some of these stones may exhibit a bow-tie effect that causes dark spots to appear in the center of the table, which is the top of the diamond and the largest facet. The Emerald Cut Diamond should resemble a prism and the finished shape could be a square or a rectangle.
It has rows of elongated facets and even though the total number of facets may vary, there are usually three rows of them on both the crown and the pavilion. While appraisal reports of EGL loose diamonds will not enhance the value of the stones you have in your collection or have set into jewelry, you will know all about the stone and its value. The EGL evaluates only loose diamonds so in order to have a stone appraised that has already been set in a piece of jewelry, it will have to be removed first. If you do not want to have it removed, IGI appraisals are the only ones that will evaluate diamonds already set in jewelry.
About the Author
Allison Ryan is a freelance marketing writer from San Diego, CA. She is a licensed gemologist that specializes in
EGL loose diamonds
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IGI appraisals
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