5 steps of Diamond Investments

Investors are in a quandary about where to put their money. The real estate bubble has burst. The stock markets are falling. Economic experts say the global economy is teetering on the edge of a grand recession. What's an investor to do?

Step 1 Learn about diamonds. You must know a lot about gemstones in order to be a successful diamond investor. When wise investors don't trust the economic system created by man, they look to the assets Mother Nature creates: precious metals like platinum, gold, copper and silver, and precious gemstones like certified diamonds. Start by learning our SIX C's: Cut Color, Clarity, Carat,Certification and Confidence. Each of these factors influences the value of a diamond.

Diamond2Deal Hearts & Arrows

D2D's Hearts & Arrows – 100% Light return The term Hearts and Arrows is used to describe the visual effect achieved in a round Super Ideal Cut diamond with perfect symmetry and angles that exhibit a crisp and complete pattern of Hearts & Arrows. When viewed under a special magnifying viewer, a complete and precise visual pattern of 8 hearts is seen while looking down through the pavilion, and 8 perfectly symmetrical arrows when viewed from the top.

A rare standard of quality

The true Hearts and Arrows' pattern is extremely rare and difficult to find. Hearts & Arrows diamonds have three distinguishing factors – perfection in polish, perfection in symmetry, perfection in proportion. Only one out a million diamonds can be called True Hearts & Arrows diamond.

Diamond2Deal Laser Inscription

Laser inscription is the process that inscribes the girdle of the diamond (the middle area of the stone) with a microscopic laser beam. This added security inscription is visible under a standard jeweler’s loupe magnification.

One of the special features of Diamond2Deal diamonds is the laser inscription on the girdle. Each Diamond2Deal diamond bears a unique serial number of the stone's certificate as well as the Diamond2Deal diamond logo.

You also have the option to inscribe a message to mark special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, engagements etc, or you can have names and dates inscribed on your stone.