Diamond surplus and economic recession create best buying time for diamond lovers worldwide.
The recession has hurt many in the diamond industry but those persons who held off on getting married have a small window of opportunity. The diamond industry has never been in such a down turn. Technology has created a variety of ways to locate diamonds.
Diamonds no longer come out of only Africa as thought only a decade ago. Diamonds today are located via planes with technology on board to locate heavy diamond deposits in Candada, Africa, Israel, Russia, India and many other places.
The newer large supply of diamonds and the surplus has created huge savings for diamond buyers. Diamond buyers can now find prices from 10% to 80% off depending on their fexiblity. As the engagement is simply a utility of marriage and a social status it has become apparent that size matters but so does cost. Color , and clarity as well as shine matter so for simplicity based on our research white diamonds, good clarity, shiny, and at least 1 carat ( most in 2010 are buying larger).
- We did the research:
- Tiffany High Caliber Diamonds affluent buyers ($9710)
- Bluenile Upper Middle class prices above average prices but good ($6720)
- Zales Mall Shoppers Middle America ($4601)
- Freddy Diamonds.com * our favorite largest real diamond cheapest*($1999)
The report is focused on purchase based on weight and visual appeal. Technical terms not considered this diamond industry report is based on visual appeal.
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