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5 Easy Steps To Buy A Pre-Owned Diamond Engagement Ring
Across or publication of The Diamocycle Dispatch, we unlock the mysteries of the diamond world. This brief installment gives you five steps to enhance your pre-owned diamond engagement ring shopping experience.
1. Determine your budget:
Determining your budget is the first step to shopping for a pre-owned diamond engagement ring. Pre-owned rings can vary in price, and having a budget in mind can help you narrow down your options and avoid overspending.
2. Research reputable Marketplaces:
Look for reputable marketplaces specializing in pre-owned diamond engagement rings. Check the buyer protection services they offer, and understand their return policy.
3. Consider the 4Cs of diamonds:
Familiarize yourself with the 4Cs of diamonds – cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. Knowing your preferences can help you find a ring that meets your specific requirements and budget.
4. Request a certification:
Always ask for a certificate when shopping for a pre-owned diamond engagement ring. This will verify the authenticity of the diamond and its characteristics. Does the marketplace provide a 3rd party certification to verify any diamond certificate? This is crucial.
5. Inspect the ring:
Before making a purchase, inspect the ring thoroughly. Look for any signs of wear or damage, and ask the jeweler about any repairs or modifications made to the ring. Ensure the diamond is securely set in the ring and there are no prongs or settings. Ideally, The ring is inspected by a 3rd party gem lab and not an in-house employee. You want an independent advisor to establish the issues with the ring before receiving it; just like you would have a used car or home inspected before purchase, once familiar with the problems, you can establish how to proceed.
Here at Diamocycle, we are here to help our legacy in the diamond business dates to 1857, over 150 years ago. We take pride in sharing advice we would give to a valued customer. Start shopping now, or drop us a line with a question. We are here to help.