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A diamond certificate is an overall report of all the important characteristics of the diamond being examined by independent gemologist / laboratory.

The purpose of a certificate is to help a layman understand the complex diamond specification in a simpler format and able to compare the same with other qualities.

At DiamondsnDiamonds we follow a strict certification program as mentioned below.

Diamonds above 0.30 ct.wt. are certified by GIA/ IGI / HRD / EGL, any one of these internationally recognized independent laboratories. Multi stone jewellery is certified by our in-house GIA certified gemologist known as DiamondsnDiamonds certificate and if requested can also be certified by anyone of these independent Labs EGL / IGI / DGLA. Multi Stone Jewellery can only be certified by EGL / IGI / DGLA as other labs don't offer jewellery certification. This is a standard practice throughout the industry; in fact many jewellers don't provide any certificate for multi stone jewellery.

If you have any queries please feel to call us on 0800 048 0178 for more details.
Multi Stone Jewellery Certificate - Sample**
**This certificate images are sample of one of the lab out of possible labs. It may be other labs mentioned here which will have different format and design of certificate.
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Platinum Education
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The platinum jewellery at DiamondsnDiamonds is made of fine quality jewellery grade platinum. Its cool white sheen naturally accentuates the sparkle and brilliance of our diamonds and helps make platinum our most popular choice of setting metals.
Platinum is 30 times rarer than gold, but this precious metal's most appealing characteristic may be its durability. When other metals are scratched or polished, tiny bits of the metal may be lost. A scratch in platinum may leave a mark on the metal, but this metal is so strong that it will not readily chip or splinter. Even very slim platinum designs will permanently retain their shape. For that reason, platinum makes an excellent overall choice for jewellery.
Purity & HallMark
While there are accepted purity hallmarks for 850, 900, 950, and 999 parts per 1000, the majority of our platinum jewellery is 95 percent pure platinum combined with 5 percent iridium, palladium, ruthenium or other alloys.
There are three compulsory hallmarks applied to precious metals as a quality control: a sponsor's (maker's) mark, a fineness mark, and an assay office mark. These marks establish the origin and fineness of the precious metal and ensures it has been accurately and independently tested. For guaranteed quality in platinum, look for the correct 950 or 999 hallmarks along with the sponsor's mark and assay office mark.
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