The value of loose diamonds has gone up in recent years and more issues about this precious stone have cropped up as well such as new treatments and ethical standards. It used to be that people know of diamonds as only being colorless and that a little color in the stone is believed to be a misrepresentation. And so, consumers ask a lot of questions pertaining to treatments applied, whether the diamond is natural, man-made or colored altered and loaded with filter, if the stone is damaged, if the information on the grading certificate accurate and genuine, does the grading document match the diamond and if the stone is cut correctly. Understandably, consumers just want to make sure that they’re investing their money in a genuine product.
Here then is where the role of diamond appraisers comes in. The need for an appraiser in the diamond trade business is similar to purchasing a real estate property where thousands of dollars are involved. Homebuyers normally hire an appraiser to determine the fair market value of the house they wish to buy to make sure that the property is not overpriced and that they’re putting their money in the right investment. This is the reason why appraisers are required to confirm real estate transactions.
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