Diamonds International Crown Of Light diamond Belize City, Belize Internet

I recently enjoyed a cruise and purchased the well-promoted "Crown of Light" diamond at their Belize store. Curious about the deal I made, I have researched my diamond and sale price after returning home. I was horrified at the complaints posted on this site and others. Thankfully, I continued my research and have also found some sites giving good reviews of the Crown Of Light diamonds and feel better about my purchase. But, it is really disheartening to see all the negativity in the beginning of one's search.

Some things I have learned is 1) this "crown of light" diamond cut is patiented by Diamond International. Being the patient holder, that means that the cut is only theirs and can be done by none other. Therefore, they can ask any price they want for the diamond. that is just a fact. 2) It is indeed a fantastic cut and while any other round cut diamond has 57 cuts, the crown of light has 90 cuts. this  means more fire and consequently, more beauty. 3) Be choosy in picking an appraiser and use one that they recommend. Your hometown jeweler may downplay the value and uniqueness of your diamond because they want to steer your sells in the future to only them. Or, they may talk down your diamond and convenience you to "trade" your worthless piece of junk for one of their diamonds. Local jewelers may not even be aware or educated as to what a "crown of light" cut is.

Lastly, if you picked out your stone, which you feel is beautiful, and paid a value that you felt it was worth (especially if you haggled for the very best deal), then enjoy your stone and don't let the negativitivy get you down. That's what I''m going to do. Now, diamonds falling out of settings and other issues like that, is a totally different matter. I'm only talking about those who tell you that you were definitely ripped off. Have confidence in your jewelry and enjoy it to the fullest.