If you’re trying to decide whether or not to buy a diamond at a price that seems too good to be true, it just might be. Then again, you may have stumbled on to the deal of a lifetime. Read on to find out diamond dealers’ secrets.
Diamond dealers depend on making their living from buying and selling diamonds. Diamonds can be deceiving. Many have all the shine and sparkle of a real diamond but aren’t genuine.
The most common fake diamond is a cubic zirconia, or CZ. Moissanites are popular fake diamonds as well. They are both made to look like diamonds but are simulants that are almost impossible for the naked eye to distinguish from a real diamond. Other imposters include rutile, spinel, colorless garnet, white topaz, and white sapphire. All are beautiful but they are not diamonds.
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