Loose Diamonds

Loose Diamonds have always been in great demand for their beauty and sparkle. In course of time, the diverse range and varieties of Loose Diamonds have been revealed.

There is a set of interesting facts to discover about raw Loose Diamonds and cut Loose Diamonds, when buying them in a store. Loose Diamonds can be bought in a raw state, but should be cut and estimated first. Cut Loose Diamonds present standard shapes, with round, cushion, emerald and oval cuts being the most popular. Radiant, asscher and triangle Loose Diamonds are often used as cufflinks in men's jewelry. Heart Loose Diamonds look very romantic. Loose Diamonds reveal extreme beauty, regardless of cut. Purchasing these diamonds is also a great investment.

Loose Diamonds come in great variety and are really worth the money spent on them.

How to buy Loose Diamonds

Even the smallest chip of diamond can be used tastefully to decorate a piece of jewelry. It is not so complicated to buy loose diamonds, especially if your budget target exceeds $2,000. The following tips will help you to be confident in your diamond purchase:

• Decide on your budget target and be ready for a 5% budget range. If your budget target is $3000, then your budget range should range from $2750 to $3250.
• Make your decision on the shape. There are emerald, round, marquise, princess, radiant, trillion, pear, oval, and baguette shapes.
• Choose the carat size. As a rule, the 1 carat is the best size. Larger diamonds may cause the envy of all her bridesmaids and increase her bragging rights.
• Try to find the best possible color and clarity loose diamond that will meet both your budget and carat requirement. Purchasing a 2 carat rock that is yellowish and doesn't sparkle is not a good idea. At worst, you can combine the HI color and SI2clarity. If you cannot distinguish between a HI/SI2 diamond and a perfect one that is twice as expensive, neither can she nor her friends.
• Compare different jewelers who provide a GIA or EGL certificate. While matching different diamonds, do your best to keep as many stones close to each other as possible.