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	<title>Comments on: Things to Know About Certified Loose Diamonds</title>
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		<title>By: Paul Michaels</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul Michaels</dc:creator>
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		<description>So much potential; so little shared. The article missed many of the more important issues about diamond &quot;certificates&quot;. like:
a) certficates are opinions only. The same diamond often results in two completely different grades.
b) certificates come with no guarentee . They dont even guarentee their grading!(AGS is exception)
c) Some &quot;labs&quot; consistently overgrade their diamonds; hence their well deserved &quot;special order certificate&quot; status in the trade.
d) Which lab certifications are most consistent and therefore more valueable.
e) &quot;Certs&quot; tell less than 1/2 the story. Basing a purchasing decision solely on &quot;certification&quot; is absurd. Might as well choose your spouse by reviewing their drivers licenses.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So much potential; so little shared. The article missed many of the more important issues about diamond &#8220;certificates&#8221;. like:<br />
a) certficates are opinions only. The same diamond often results in two completely different grades.<br />
b) certificates come with no guarentee . They dont even guarentee their grading!(AGS is exception)<br />
c) Some &#8220;labs&#8221; consistently overgrade their diamonds; hence their well deserved &#8220;special order certificate&#8221; status in the trade.<br />
d) Which lab certifications are most consistent and therefore more valueable.<br />
e) &#8220;Certs&#8221; tell less than 1/2 the story. Basing a purchasing decision solely on &#8220;certification&#8221; is absurd. Might as well choose your spouse by reviewing their drivers licenses.</p>
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