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How to invest in diamonds? part 3

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Archie Heron
How to invest in diamonds? part 3

Diamond is not a speculative tool - when you buy a stone even at an attractive price and after a few months you'll want to cash your investment, you'll no doubt lose it.

You're doing the same with selling an apartment - knowing that it's not a very liquid asset you're looking for a merchant who will offer you the most reasonable price.

Focus on the most desirable 1,3 and 5-carata stones in diamond-grinding, with good or very good grinding proportions.

In November 2009, a 1 carat diamond in the purest white D colour and impeccable IF purity cost $23100.

The size of the stone determines to a very large extent its price, but also the rate of its price increase over time.

However, we should not forget about the process of liquidation of the investment - are we able to cash the diamond at a high price and enjoying the virtual profit generated by our jewel?

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