Choosing an engagement ring can be daunting, especially if you don’t know too much about the diamond industry and all the terminology involved. When the time comes to start shopping around for an engagement ring, a term you will hear a lot is ‘GIA diamonds’. But why are they so sought after and what makes this type of diamond so special? To help out, here are some of the main benefits of choosing a GIA certified diamond engagement ring.

Firstly, GIA stands for the Gemmological Institute of America and is the worldwide authority on the quality of diamonds. In 1953 their International Diamond Grading System became a worldwide standard, which involves the famous ‘Four Cs’ that is a diamond’s Carat, Clarity, Colour and Cut. What does this all mean to you? It means that when you purchase a GIA certified diamond, you will have peace of mind knowing that you are purchasing the best possible quality of diamond without having to do the research.

GIA certified diamonds also come with a certificate upon purchase. Because every diamond is unique with its own characteristics, this certificate is an official report that details the features and all other information relating to your individual diamond. This makes it easier to recover your diamond if it is stolen or lost, as each GIA diamond is assigned its own serial number. It also makes any future upgrades to the ring easier by being able to locate a comparable and similar diamond.

At Kush Diamonds, not only are we a trusted diamond wholesaler, but we also provide a personalised service in our private showroom. Our highly knowledgeable and professional staff will work closely with you, translating any industry terminology and helping you to find the perfect diamond engagement ring that your partner deserves.

For luxurious and stunning GIA diamonds without the expensive price tag, visit our private showroom on Little Collins Street. Contact Kush Diamonds on (03) 9602 3337 or visit our website to make an online enquiry via the Contact Us form for an obligation free viewing today.

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