The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is seeing a rise in submission of lab-grown diamonds with counterfeit inscriptions that make the diamonds appear natural. These diamonds have falsified girdle engravings that reference a genuine natural diamond report number, while most have almost identical measurements and weights to the natural diamonds they mimic. Consumers beware.
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Diamond Grading Reports – Can We Trust Them?
Yes and no. Many consumers don't know the difference between a diamond grading report and a diamond grading certificate. The interpretations of the 4 Cs can vary from country to country, from diamond grading labs to labs. In the end, the losers are always the consumer.