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Avoid Scams When Buying Diamonds Or Engagement Rings
By http://www.diamondhome.info

As sad as it is, many people target young lovers or those who want to get engaged with a number of jewellery scams. With the cloud of excitements around them a lot of people can fall prey to the traps, so here are some tips to stop you being the next one who does.

Whether it is an engagement ring you are after or loose diamonds, the best advice is to buy in a store close to your home or within the same country. For example, many people on holiday might see a diamond they are interested in and, because of the often low price, they will snap it up as a bargain. But beware. When you buy abroad you are not protected by the normal laws of the sale of products and so if what you bought doesn't turn out to be what you thought you were buying then it is tough- there is little you can actually do to get compensation or your money back. Also, if you are taken to a diamond shop on holiday, the company who took you there were probably paid to do so and they will talk the products up even if they are not really the best around.

The next thing that people may try to do to scam you is talk about how the diamond you are after is such a high quality and that you are only leaving with the best. Don't believe them on face value. If you think about it properly, would you honestly believe these people on face value? They are the seller, they want you to buy from them and so they are bound to talk their products up and make you

think you are getting the best quality, even if this is not true. If you decide to buy then make sure you get a GIA diamond grading certificate with your diamond to prove that it is the same carat as the seller says.

If you are in a shop then ask whether you may see the diamond out in the daylight, especially if there is bright lighting around you. The lighting in diamond shops is often used to disguise any flaws there may be in the diamond and by looking in natural light any large flaws should be visible to the naked eye.

To make sure you know what exactly you are buying then ask the seller to tell you the weight of each diamond separately if there are several in a ring you like. Sometimes you may be fooled into thinking that the total weight of all diamonds is actually the weight of one.

On your receipt the diamond merchant should write the 4Cs grading of the diamond, and if they don't then there is obviously a reason for their reluctance. Make it clear you will not buy unless they do so, this should soon reveal any possible scam going on.

These are some clear scams you should try and avoid when purchasing diamonds to ensure you have a happy sale.

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