The Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF) introduces a printed Rarity Report, offering jewelers, collectors, and clients a new way to showcase the rarity and value of fancy-color diamonds.
This new format makes a once-digital-only resource available in a way that clients can hold, keep, and display.
What does the Rarity Report offer?
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An analysis of how rare a fancy-color diamond is.
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Data based on color, size, shape, and quality.
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GIA-backed records combined with market information.
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Visual charts and explanations that are easy to present.
Why does this matter for you?
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If you’re a collector, you can now document your diamond’s story and preserve its legacy.
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If you’re a jeweler, you can show clients clear rarity data during sales conversations.
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If you’ve sold a diamond in the past, the report can reconnect you with clients by adding new context to their purchase.
How can this help in sales?
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Printed reports build confidence without the need for physical diamond inspection.
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They add a storytelling element that strengthens trust and buyer interest.
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They give your clients something lasting to keep, even after purchase.
Where can you get it?
The printed Rarity Report is available directly from the FCRF website.
This tool has already served members digitally for years. Now, in print, it expands the conversation and adds value at every stage—from first viewing to long-term ownership.
The Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF) has released a printed version of its Rarity Report. The report explains the rarity of fancy-color diamonds using GIA data and market records. It helps jewelers, collectors, and clients better understand the uniqueness of each stone while adding long-term value and storytelling power at the point of sale.
