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This is so informative! Thanks so much for educating us.

The Jewelry industry in general is the biggest scam out there...people are paying thousands for ( let's face it) - something they are probably NEVER going to sell. DeBeers marketed natural diamonds 50 years ago and they did a great job at it...add retail markup to that cost and you have people spending insane amount of $. BUT what about "resale value."???? Resale value for WHAT? The price of natural diamonds are so inflated bc of market supply and demand and lab grown being basically an infinite supply. THATS IT. The resale cost is relative to what you pay, If you try to sell your natural diamond back to a jeweler you are not going to get the full amount you paid for it regardless, the same goes for lab created stones. its all about supply and demand. One product is not superior to the next. In fact, one might argue that lab grown diamonds are actually more pure than natural diamonds lol Being made of pure carbon type IIa, the majority of natural diamonds have trace amounts of other substances such as nitrogen, type IIa diamonds found naturally are extremely rare. Point is that you can discuss the pros and cons of environmental impact all day, there's pros and cons to both sides. People need to make their own informed decisions on on what they are actually spending their money on. Lab grown diamonds are identical to mined diamonds physically, chemically, optically so on that point - buy whatever you want you're getting a diamond either way.

i am from sri lanka. i have some sapphire stones. if somebody need?

This was so informative thank you! I have been looking at getting an antique diamond and it looks like a very soft cushion, it’s almost round. I’m so glad to find out this in between style is common!

Can we have this without the music. Impossible to follow.

Music too loud and off putting. Hard to make out words.

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Natural diamonds found on earth and other planets, NOT rare. Lab-grown diamonds created by the only sentient beings we know of in the universe that are capable of creating such a thing.... PRICELESS

As American tourist ,are we allowed to buy diamond for business purposes is there a limit ? Can we also buy rough diamond from them ? Hope you’ll assert my question soon. Thanks for the nice video .

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I just looked at the display case at Sam’s Club and the parcels have dropped. Big LGD rings under $2,100. Shop around and compare all LGDs.

I choose lab grown

I like the big one and the color. ❤❤❤

Hello... I would take this any Day

Girl, you have such pretty nails don’t do that horrible almond shape you need to evolve I promise your fingers are gonna look so pretty with a more modern look maybe squared or even a normal coffin

Nice side by side video of stones close in price. I’m surprised to see light color diamonds (M & N), but at the same time I’m curious to see if I could have identified a 2ct(ish) vvs2 colorless within your lineup. 7 steps in color will demand a significant bump to the budget, probably $2,000 per step or is that increase only for clarity steps?

Everything beautiful is enjoyable if this happens in real life if you have a real relationship. Thank you for the tutorial. Life goes on 😊

Elongated shaped stones are notorious for chipping and for having a black bow-tie effect. Per this video, elongated stones are very desirable, very hard to source, and thus expensive. It will be extremely difficult to see 3 elongated stones side by side, which are the: same size (+/- .1ct.), same price (+/- $500), same ratio range (see below). Radiant = 1.20 - 1.25 Cushion = 1.26 = 1.30 Oval = 1.40 - 1.45 Pear = 1.52 - 1.58 Three general notes, for elongated stones: 1. Select an elongated stone with a thick girdle, to ward off chipping. 2. Bigger stones have bigger tables and need to be more clear. ie. vvs1 or vvs2. 3. When you look into the center of the table, you want to see facets which draw your eye downward to the cutlet. These facets appear to be a "clear cone" in the heart of the table. To check all of the boxes above, for an elongated Natural Diamond (just the stone), you're going to pay: $13,000 for a 1.5ct, $22,000 for a 1.85ct, $26,000 for a 2.0ct Solution...get yourself a 5.0ctw Lab Grown Diamond ring, from the Sam's Club display case, for under $2,999

Never never never buy an Oval Cut diamond, which is not within the “colorless “ range. Only consider D, E, or F colored Oval Diamonds. Yes the price increases by several thousand dollars, but the ends of the Oval will be white.

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What’s the smallest set of Round studs, which can still be engraved?

4. I already have a bezel and love it

Very helpful!

Modified Cushion Brilliant diamonds make up the vast majority of Cushions. Much, much fewer Cushions are the Cushion Brilliant. If you are focusing on a Cushion Square (1.00 - 1.15 ratio) buy the Cushion Brilliant. If you’re buying an elongated Cushion (1.26 - 1.30 ratio) find the hybrid version of the Modified Cushion Brilliant. Note…It is very hard to find 1.26 - 1.30 ratio hybrid diamonds, so getting to see 3 side by side will be a task, for the jeweler to source.

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Thank you for information. What do you think about insurance, for one of those “thousands of dollars “ LGD?

Size matters. There are many “ifs and but” to this video.. If it were me, I’d look a 3 - 5 side by side stones, which are the same size (+\- .1ct). Find a jeweler that will show you a few round diamonds side by side that are no smaller than .85ct and no larger than .95ct , which are $10,000 each. After that showing, you’ll completely understand that size doesn’t matter, but compromise does.

Cushion cut looks fabulous ❤

Simply Beautiful Diamond are forever and a girl's best friend 💕😊. Diamonds spiff up any outfit. Jeans, with a crisp white boyfriend Shirt/pop of colour, 👌 you've got it 👍

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Excellent video well spoken concise information very thorough and professional. . . Smoking hot narrator 😮

Man hands 😂 ring finger longer than the pointer finger is a clear indication of t levels. ✌️

Music is too loud--can't hear the girl.

Orrrr everyone just does their wedding how they see it and don’t worry about what someone else says is trendy.

I wish I was loved enough to get one 😒😒

This is a fake video intended to demote lab diamonds. There was nothing of this kind at the JCK LAS VEGAS show. The promoter of this video is a diamond and jewellery merchant dealing in Natural Diamonds and jewellery and seems to be fucked up in business because of LGD's eating away his business so he decided to play this shit video.

Look at those beautiful nails.

Mine Antique Cushion was written as an old European cushion. Which bucket do you think that is. It’s been explained to me the order goes old mined, old European, modified brilliant, modern ?

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8.99 divided by 3.41 = 2.63 ratio and that cushion looks more like a 1.22 - 1.24 ratio. $9,080 is about $2,000 too much for a J color.

No woman wants to wear something that feels like a cheap made in China 🤡.. death of the fake synthetic diamond

I love Pair shaped diamonds. Can you please match it with bigger wedding band

Sounds like the demise of natural diamonds. GOOD!

Second setting looks like a soap dish

4th finger is perfect

All of them❤

Menstrual silver rings do u have size F how much

It’s astounding that a $500 setting, a $500 ring, and a $198 two ct LGD will cost $6,000 all because a LGD is supposed to be worth 20% of a ND. Go to Sam’s Club and look at their huge LGD rings, for under $3,000.

The largest warmest. It is gorgeous and an excellent price.

Just so you now the first ring is 7-10 carat and the second is 18 carat