Real 1.83ct No Heat Natural Ceylon Blue Sapphire Oval Sri Lanka

When it comes to diamonds, there are numerous scams to avoid. Most scams are minor, but there are some major ones that come up from time to time concerning the buying and selling of diamonds. Scams occur simply because most people who buy diamonds – for whatever reasons – don’t know that much about diamonds.

  The world might end, but the love for the Diamonds would always remain. Such is the nature of diamonds that they enthrall anyone who sees them and embellish anyone who wears them. As much as the preceding generations, the new generation also loves to wear diamond jewelry. There is absolutely no doubt about that. 

The numbers are so high that they almost sound unreal. “The Pink Star,” a 59.60-carat oval cut fancy vivid pink diamond, sold on Nov. 13 for $83.2 million at a Sotheby’s auction in Geneva. Described as the largest internally flawless diamond ever graded by the Gemological Institute of America, the stone was promptly renamed “The