Are Chocolate Diamonds worth anything?

Are Chocolate Diamonds worth anything?

Eddie LeVian: The price of Chocolate Diamonds has risen more than three-fold in this period of time. Narrator: In the ’80s and ’90s, gem-quality brown diamonds were worth about $1,500 per carat, but now many sell for up to $10,000 per carat.

Are Chocolate Diamonds low quality?

Chocolate diamonds (of the Le-Vian variety) are of a much higher value than other brown diamonds due to their guarantee of rich color and high quality. However, Le-Vian does not own every high-quality brown diamond in existence, but it is considered the designer brand: the Gucci of diamonds.

Are Chocolate Diamonds worth more than white diamonds?

White diamonds can command per carat prices of between $2,000 and $60,000. But even the biggest and best chocolate diamonds rarely get past a price of $8,000 per carat.

What are Chocolate Diamonds called?

Chocolate Diamonds® are a trademark owned by Le-Vian group which refers to a select group of natural brown diamonds that match Le Vian’s criteria as for quality and color. Meaning that not every brown diamond is a Chocolate Diamond. As can be derived by the name Chocolate – their color tends to be dark or deep brown.

What is a 9 carat chocolate diamond worth?

The wholesale prices for GIA Certified a 9 carat diamond will range between $123,201 and $1,804,815.

What is a 9 carat brown diamond worth?

The price of a 9ct diamond starts around $19,000 per carat, taking into account minimum grades of K/SI2 in color and clarity. Realistically you can expect to spend between $20,000 and $40,000 per carat for a decent quality 9 carat diamond.

How long has Le Vian been around?

Le Vian® jewelers have been purveyors of fine jewelry in Persia since the 15th century. The family, however, can trace its ancestry back more than 2500 years to the ancient Levi tribe, one of the 12 tribes of Israel descended from Jacob.

Does LeVian buy back jewelry?

Le Vian does not buy back jewelry under any circumstances. The store is confident about selling the best-possible jewelry, so there are no buybacks, and there is a limited lifetime warranty meant to protect every purchase.