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Wholesale Diamonds Or Marketing Trick?


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So you want to buy a diamond and find the best deal while maintaining a certain level of quality. When we go online to search for what we need we’re tempted to input search terms such as ‘wholesale’ or ‘discount’ in order to uncover the better bargains available through the internet. In the case of diamond shopping we’re most drawn to additional search terms like ‘wholesale’ because it doesn’t signify a drop in quality.

Yet what does the term ‘wholesale diamonds’ really mean in this day and current market? Not much. The difference between

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retail and wholesale has become less clear, as many wholesalers are able to sell to end users as well as diamond dealers through the internet.

One way to clarify the terms ‘wholesale’ and ‘retail’ is to point to the party buying the diamonds. If someone is buying a diamond for their personal use or to give as a gift then he or she is buying retail diamonds. By this logic, if a person is buying diamonds to turn around and sell to others, then this person could be said to be purchasing wholesale diamonds.

So, are diamonds marketed as wholesale diamonds really a better deal or is it just a marketing gimmick intended to draw customers? The solution is to through out differentiating between diamond sellers that are ‘retail’ or ‘wholesale’. Prices are either good and fair or bad and higher than others offering the same products.

If you do your homework and find out what the going rate of the diamond that you’re interested in buying is, that’s all you need to know when considering if a given store has a fair deal. It doesn’t matter if they call themselves a wholesale diamond seller or a retail diamond seller; the proof is in the price and service.

That said, if price is critically important, go online and do some research. Comparison shop and find out what others thought of their shopping experiences with various diamond retailers and wholesalers. If service is also important to you, then you may find it better to steer away from so-called diamond wholesalers.

If service is important you can make the price work out for you as well. Go to your local diamond retailers and comparison shop. At a local retail shop you will get one on one service and receive excellent support and answers to your questions.

If you’re interested in finding he best deal possible on buying your next diamond, then now’s the time. The diamond industry is becoming more and more like the real estate industry, where there is simply no distinction between retail and wholesale, and everyone is welcome to dive in and find the item and price that best suits their needs.


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