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Buying the perfect diamond online can be extremely difficult, especially when you know nothing about them. You’ll most probably question whether spending such a large amount of money on something so sentimental online is a good idea. The online diamond market knows the same & possibly more than a high street jeweller.

DiamondGeezer.com have spent 40 years in the diamond industry, working with diamond suppliers from all over the world to source the best possible diamonds they can. With 70 years of experience between them, the DiamondGeezer.com team know everything there is to know about recommending the perfect diamond just for you.

DiamondGeezer.com’s top 5 tips on buying a diamond online:

1. Talk, don’t type. A conversation over the phone is much more in depth & reassuring than discussing queries through email

2. Make sure you understand the 3 C’s: colour, clarity & carat. This will help you in understanding & knowing your diamond

3. If you’re going to apply your diamond to a ring, ask for advice on the perfect setting to make the most of your stone

4. Make sure you know your budget. No matter what your budget is, DiamondGeezer.com will be able to help you with choosing the best quality diamond in your price range

5. Don’t panic! DiamondGeezer.com are here to help you, once you have chosen a stone & a setting you have nothing more to worry about, we take the pressure away from here on

 
If you have any queries & need some advice, call DiamondGeezer.com for free on 08080 342666 & speak to a diamond specialist today

Buying an engagement ring is a challenging task and one that may seem impossible. Buying an engagement ring is a very special task, it’s the symbol & celebration of the future a couple will share together. An engagement ring traditionally holds a diamond or multiple diamonds and can also feature precious gems such as emerald or topaz. When buying a diamond engagement ring it is important to research & discuss the diamond cut, colour & clarity as these three factors will determine how brilliant your engagement ring is. Many people mistake the cut of a diamond for the shape when infact the cut is the lines cut into a diamond to reflect light & make it sparkle. The colour can vary from a ‘D’ all the way down to a ‘Z’ and ‘Z’ is the most yellow. A ‘D’ colour diamond is colourless & is the rarest, most beautiful colour grade to buy. The clarity references the natural internal flaws of a diamond, for example if a diamond had a clarity of ‘IF’ that is short for ‘internally flawless’, meaning there are no visible marks inside the diamond to corrupt light play which creates sparkle. Who said buying an engagement ring was simple?

DiamondGeezer.com are experts in creating the perfect diamond engagement ring & can help you every step along the way to choose an engagement ring that will make your partner weep not cry. Speak to a DiamondGeezer.com diamond specialist today & let us help you design & manufacture the perfect diamond engagement ring.

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DiamondGeezer.com have launched their new & exciting collection of coloured stone & diamond rings. The rings are a collection of emerald, sapphire,  amethyst, topaz, golden citrine & ruby surrounded by micro pave set diamonds. The coloured stone & diamond ring collection stands out with bright, bold colours & sparkling diamonds that will create across the room sparkle. DiamondGeezer.com will also soon be launching their new coloured stone & diamond earring collection with a variation of drop earrings & statement stud earrings.

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The famous Christie’s Auction House in New York was filled with excited bidders on Tuesday 17th April. In May 2011 Huguette Clark, one of the last heiresses of America’s Gilded Age, died at the grand age of 104 leaving behind her collection of jewels. Huguette Clark was said to have lived a reclusive life in her later years & she had stored her diamonds & precious gems in a vault since the 1940′s.

The jewel to stir up the most excitement on Tuesday was a 9ct pink diamond which has been given the name ‘Clark Pink’. The Clark Pink was estimated to fetch around $6-8 million, but little did the excited bidders know it was going to round up a massive $15.7 million. This wasn’t the only one of Clark’s jewels to go under the hammer, also being sold was a 19.86ct rectangular-cut diamond ring by Cartier that sold for $3.1 million; an Art Deco diamond bracelet by Cartier that sold for $578,500 and a ruby, sapphire, emerald and gold bracelet by Tiffany & Co. selling for $266,500. The collection was part of Christie’s Magnificent Jewels sale that took a total of $70.7 million.

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