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Daily Recommended IGI Diamonds
Explore our “Daily Recommended IGI Natural Diamonds” collection, meticulously curated from a vast pool, showcasing only the top 3% of natural diamonds certified by the International Gemological Institute (IGI).
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These gems have been rigorously assessed to meet high standards of color, cut, clarity, and carat weight, ensuring each diamond reflects unparalleled brilliance and quality. Ideal for those who value precision and certification from a reputable authority, this collection brings together exceptional natural beauty and the trusted verification of IGI, making each piece a remarkable choice for timeless jewelry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is IGI rating for diamonds?
IGI ratings for diamonds encompass the 4 Cs: cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. The cut is graded from Excellent to Poor, assessing how well the diamond reflects light. Color is graded from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown). Clarity ranges from Flawless (FL) to Included (I), indicating the presence of internal or external flaws. Carat weight measures the diamond’s size. These ratings provide a comprehensive overview of a diamond’s quality.
Is it okay to buy IGI diamond?
Yes, it is perfectly okay to buy an IGI certified diamond. The International Gemological Institute is one of the most respected diamond grading laboratories globally. IGI certification ensures that a diamond has been evaluated meticulously for its cut, color, clarity, and carat weight, giving you confidence in the quality and authenticity of your purchase.
What is an IGI certified diamond?
An IGI certified diamond is a diamond that has been evaluated and graded by the International Gemological Institute. The certification includes a detailed report that outlines the diamond’s characteristics, such as cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. IGI certification is a mark of quality and reliability, providing assurance that the diamond meets high standards.
What is the best IGI cut grade?
The best IGI cut grade is “Ideal.” This grade signifies that the diamond has been cut to optimal proportions and symmetry, maximizing its brilliance, fire, and scintillation. An Ideal cut diamond reflects light beautifully, making it highly desirable for its exceptional sparkle and visual appeal.
How to tell if a diamond certificate is real IGI?
To verify the authenticity of an IGI certificate, you can check the unique report number on the IGI website. Each IGI certificate includes a report number that you can enter into the IGI database to access detailed information about the diamond. Additionally, authentic IGI certificates are printed on secure paper with anti-counterfeiting measures.
Where are IGI diamonds made?
IGI does not make diamonds; it grades them. However, the lab-grown diamonds that IGI grades are typically made in controlled laboratory environments using advanced technologies like High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) or Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD). These processes replicate the natural diamond formation process, creating genuine diamonds that IGI then certifies.
Do IGI diamonds have serial numbers?
Yes, IGI certified diamonds typically have a serial number inscribed on the diamond’s girdle. This number corresponds to the IGI certification report and can be used to verify the diamond’s authenticity and grading details. The inscription is microscopic and does not affect the diamond’s appearance.
Is IGI publisher reputable?
Yes, IGI is a reputable and well-respected diamond grading laboratory. Known for its rigorous grading standards and comprehensive certification process, IGI is trusted by consumers and industry professionals alike. Their certifications provide reliable and detailed information about a diamond’s quality.
How do I find my IGI number on my diamond?
The IGI number is usually inscribed on the girdle of the diamond. This inscription is microscopic and requires a jeweler’s loupe or a microscope to view. Additionally, the IGI certification report will include the unique report number that corresponds to the inscription on the diamond. This number can be used to verify the diamond’s details and authenticity on the IGI website.