GIA strives to make sure diamond grading is objective and fair, keeping a standard in the diamond market, so that the public can buy a diamond with a GIA report and know that the report is accurate and absolutely impartial. This creates the ultimate peace of mind for your diamond purchase.
Read More >>When men and women really start looking into diamond grading, a common question is, “Why does the GIA color grade start with a D?”
Read More >>No one ever wants to think about being robbed, and especially not about the thought of losing a beloved engagement ring to a thief. Did you know that one key source of information for jewelry theft investigators comes from a global database of diamond information that GIA started in the 1980s?
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