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What Are GIA and EGL Certified Diamonds?

When shopping for a diamond at a fine jewelry store, you'll often encounter terms like "GIA-certified" or "EGL-certified." These refer to diamonds that respected gemological organizations have evaluated.

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What Are GIA and EGL Certified Diamonds?

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  1. What Are GIA and EGL Certified Diamonds? When shopping for a diamond at a fine jewelry store, you'll often encounter terms like "GIA- certified" or "EGL-certified." These refer to diamonds that respected gemological organizations have evaluated. What Is a GIA-Certified Diamond? The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is one of the most reputable gem labs in the world. A GIA-certified diamond has undergone a rigorous grading process, where experts assess the diamond's 4Cs: Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat weight. The GIA is known for its consistency and strict standards, making its certification a trusted indicator of a diamond's quality and value. What Is an EGL Certified Diamond? The European Gemological Laboratory (EGL) is another gem certification entity. While EGL- certified diamonds are also evaluated for the 4Cs, the EGL's grading tends to be more lenient than the GIA. Some buyers may find EGL-certified diamonds more affordable, as the less stringent grading can lower prices. However, knowing that an EGL diamond's grade might sometimes match standards different from those of a GIA-graded stone is essential. So, next time you shop for a 14k gold ring with diamonds, you must look for this certification.

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