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How to Buy Diamond Earrings

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Diamond Earrings add sparkle to your ears!

Diamond earrings are something every woman should own. Diamonds are classic and never go out of style. They can be worn during the day at work or out on the town at night. But buying diamond earrings can be a challenge. There are different styles to consider and different price ranges. Here is a guide on how to buy diamonds.

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        Decide what style you want. If you have long hair, diamond stud earrings might not be seen. If you are on the phone a lot, dangling earrings might hurt. Take a look at the styles in the store to see what appeals to you.

      • 2

        Know how much you can afford. Tell the salesperson the price range you have in mind and ask to see diamond earrings that are in the low and high price range.

      • 3

        Remember the 4 "C's"--color, cut, clarity and carat weight. Each will have an effect on the price. Some things to consider are what type of gold are the diamonds settings. If they are going to be in yellow gold, you don’t need to have a colorless diamond because the yellow of the gold will show in the diamond earrings.

      • 4

        Forget the name brands. Sure, a light blue box wrapped in a white bow screams class, but who is going to know where they came from once they are on your ears? Save the money and go to a less expensive store. You can get the exact same diamond for a lot less by buying it at a discount store. Be sure to shop around for that perfect pair of diamond earrings.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Diamond weights are calculated for both earrings. Meaning that if you buy ½ carat diamond earrings, each earring will be ¼ carat.

    • Some warehouse type stores have very good quality diamonds. Plus they usually have a no-hassle return policy.

    • Buy diamond earrings that have a GIA (Gemological Institute of America) certification (see Resources below). The GIA has a standardize grading system that will ensure your diamond is as good as you are told it is by the salesperson.

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