June 20, 2007

Attention Diamond Industry:

Unfortunately our industry sometimes has to deal with unethical individuals who take advantage of the bond and trust that is the backbone of our industry.  Many of us have been victims of fraud over the years, the most recent example being the currently developing situation with Avi Taub of A. Taub Diamond Corporation.  I became personally involved as of Wednesday of last week (June 13, 2007,)  and I have since become aware of over sixty five companies that have been affected from as little as several thousand dollars to as high as half a million dollars.

(NAPSI)-A beautiful diamond engagement ring or a journey diamond necklace can be an exhilarating gift to receive, but what many people don't realize is that every diamond purchased helps millions of people around the world.

(NAPSI)-True love is a treasured gift, and diamonds have always been the affirmation to signify this loving commitment through the ages. Men who truly desire to express their romantic feelings present their love with that small yet precious box that can only hold one thing--finely crafted diamond jewelry

Diamond Hybrid receives rave revues in Atlanta

New Age Diamonds proudly presents a new and unique patented product, "Your Personal Diamond" (YPD) - personalized lab-grown diamonds created from human or animal hair. The product is for the funeral and pet market as well as other jewelry related industries such as weddings, gifts and beauty salons.

(PRWEB) Before now there were memorial diamonds created from human ashes. The appearance of "Your Personal Diamond" gives customers more choice. Personalized diamonds created from hair have optical, chemical, and physical properties of natural diamonds are available in three colors: yellow, greenish and deep red.

(NAPSI)-The international fashion community has spoken and one trend is clear-women are looking decidedly feminine and attractive for spring 2006. Gone are the costume-like layers, jangling accessories, and over-the-top prints of last year.

This year, colorful gemstones and sparkling diamonds are a winning bet in jewelry, says the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). This prestigious nonprofit education and research institution teaches the public and the jewelry industry about diamonds, gemstones and jewelry design. It even grants business degrees

A diamonds value is dictated by the rarity of four characteristics, Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat weight also known as the 4c's. These four characteristics can alter three factors in a diamond, its beauty, rarity, or size.

You should prioritize your diamond search by beauty, rarity and size. When you do this you will make your diamond search more simple and fun. Decide upon what's important and mix and match your 4c's to end up with your perfect diamond. *Note: though a diamonds value may increase or decrease because of rarity, most rarity factors do not affect beauty as seen by the naked eye.

The rarity factor of "Diamond Cut" is the most important characteristic influencing the beauty of a diamond. The better the cut the more rare and beautiful your diamond will be.

The rarity factor of "Diamond Color" definitely affects price, but does nothing to alter beauty as related to sparkle or brilliance. However, while searching you may find that certain colors catch your eye more than others.

The rarity factor of "Diamond Clarity" does not for the most part affect the beauty of the diamond except in the cases where the inclusions are eye visible.

The size of your diamond is characterized by two features. The more obvious of the two is its "Weight". This is how much your diamond weighs on a scale (you'll read more about this under "Diamond Carat Weight"). The less obvious feature is the influence that beauty has on the appearance of a diamonds size. The more beautiful a diamond the larger it will appear.