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A Guide To Clarity Enhanced DiamondsClarity enhanced diamonds have gained a lot of popularity in recent years, they offer the consumer a chance to buy a bigger diamond for less. In this article we will try to explain what the advantages are of buying clarity enhanced diamonds, and how you can afford buying to buy a larger diamond for less? Round Loose Diamond 4.03 Ct, I Color, SI1 (Clarity Enhanced) EGL Are Clarity Enhanced Diamonds For You?That choice is up to you. First we must make it clear that clarity enhanced diamonds are 100% REAL diamonds that are mined from the earth, they merely undergo a special treatment to make them look better. What Are Clarity Enhanced (Fracture Filled) Diamonds?
The reason for the Clarity Enhancement Process is to make tiny
cracks inside diamonds invisible to the eye. Almost every diamond has small
internal blemishes including tiny surface reaching cracks.
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How Does The Enhancement Process Work?
Before we explain the process we must first understand which diamonds are best
candidates for the enhancement process. When diamonds are being formed in the
earth's crust or during the diamond cutting process, tiny cracks may appear
inside the diamond or near the surface.
What Are Clarity Enhanced (Laser Drilled) Diamonds?
The Laser Drilled Process is used in order to remove imperfections
that are much closer to the heart of the diamond. A surgical laser is used to
drill deep into the diamond and either remove the imperfections via vacuum or
the injection of acid, it also might be possible to bleach the black
imperfection to white. This procedure when compared to fracture filled diamonds
is permanent.
Should I Buy A Clarity Enhanced Diamond?
It depends on your circumstances. Many people buy clarity enhanced
diamonds and are very satisfied customers. At CaratsDirect2U.com we pride ourselves in
our transparency and inform each customer of any treatments any of our diamonds
have undergone.
FAQ's About Clarity Enhanced DiamondsWhy Buy A Clarity Enhanced Diamond?Simply stated......you get twice the size at around half the price over non-enhanced diamonds. What Could Cause the Diamond's Filling To Come Out?The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has put clarity enhanced stones through the most rigorous of tests. They found only 3 possible reasons that might cause the filling to come out:
How do I Clean And Care For My Clarity Enhanced Diamond?
In order to keep your clarity enhanced diamond sparkling just like the day you
received it, we suggest using a soft toothbrush to gently brush the underside
and surface of the diamond in order to remove any soap, lotion, etc. that has
found its way to the diamond during every day wear, which can cause diamonds to
appear dull and lifeless.
Should I Inform My Jeweler That My Diamond Is Clarity Enhanced
Yes, because most enhancement processes are difficult to detect and even your
jeweler may not detect that it was enhanced. So always inform your jeweler that
your diamond has been enhanced.
Price Difference Between A Clarity Enhanced Diamond And A Similar Non-Enhanced Diamond?The clarity enhanced process allows the consumer to purchase a larger diamond for less. Usually clarity enhanced diamonds can cost between 45%-80% less than a non-enhanced similar diamond. Cushion Loose Diamond 2.67 Ct, G , VS2 ( Enhanced&laser Drilled) EGL What Is The Average Clarity Improvement?From our experience the clarity enhancement process is able to enhance the diamond clarity 2 to 3 clarity grades. For example: A 1.00 Carat pear shape H-I2 can be upgraded to a SI2 clarity. Do Clarity Enhanced Diamonds Hold their Value?Yes, clarity enhanced diamonds like all other diamonds hold their value according to normal price fluctuations of diamonds as well as taking into account current market values and conditions. Can I Get Jewelry Insurance On My Clarity Enhanced Diamond?
Yes, all insurance companies recognize and insure clarity enhanced diamonds. It
is important to remember enhanced diamonds are 100% natural genuine diamonds. Most
Insurance companies require an appraisal of the diamonds before insuring it at
the retail replacement value.
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