Today, high net worth individuals (HNWIs) are buying investment-grade diamonds, both colourless and coloured. Passion may be in play, but the rising tide of big profit sales has trickled down to smaller-carat deals in local markets both in white and coloured diamonds.
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For the past five years, the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF) has been collecting data and performing analysis to develop the Fancy Color Rarity Evaluator (FCRE™). This is the industry’s first-ever rarity evaluator for fancy-colour diamonds.
The FCRE™ provides proprietary rarity estimates for yellow, pink, and blue fancy-colour diamonds based on the carat weight, colour, colour intensity, clarity, and shape. The FCRE™ will provide an estimated range of the number of similar diamonds unearthed each … Continue reading FCRF unveils Fancy Color Rarity Evaluator
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A million-dollar Argyle red diamond gold coin has sold within 48 hours of its unveiling. Rio Tinto Diamonds says it was bought by Tiara Gems and Jewellery, a Dubai-based company specializing in rare and important fancy-colour diamonds, unique collectibles, and heirloom jewellery.
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A rare fancy vivid blue 7.03-carat diamond will take centre stage at Sotheby’s Geneva Magnificent Jewels sale next month.
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You never know what you might find in the park, especially if it’s the only diamond-producing state park open to the public.
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