Owning and Investing in Black
The first question you should ask when deciding to invest in natural fancy Black diamond is whether the jewel has been treated or if it is natural?
Many Black diamonds are in fact treated. It takes a highly trained eye to be able to distinguish a treated Black diamond from a natural fancy Black diamond. Unless your diamond is natural, it’s not worth investing in. You need to know that their diamond comes from ethical sources.
Rare Investment does not supply treated diamonds. Our coveted collection of natural fancy Black diamonds are GIA certified and scrutinized by the most distinguished diamond experts in the industry. See Our Power in Black Diamonds.
Poised to Appreciate
When investing in natural fancy Black diamonds, you are investing in a diamond that is poised to soar on the diamond market in the years to come. Just like Champagne, Cognac, Chocolate and Hazel Diamonds TM, natural fancy Black diamonds are currently priced below Colorless (White) diamonds but they won’t be for long.
Natural fancy Black diamonds are increasingly trendy among diamond collectors and investors. They are the preferred choice of young sophisticates and artists. Celebrity and Avant-Garde trendsetter, Carmen Electra, showed off a beautiful 1.5-2 carat Black Diamond Solitaire engagement ring with a platinum diamond band estimated to be worth $100,000.00
Just imagine - for every 10,000 carats of colorless diamonds mined, one carat colored diamond is found. As the world supply of natural fancy Black diamonds are depleted and consumer demand increases worldwide, price appreciation will likely skyrocket. The time to invest is now.