1 thought on “Why do I have no GIA certificate at a 40 -point diamond pendant I bought in the D2 jewelry shop in Hong Kong?”
Samantha
There may be three cases 1. For merchants, a "GIA" certificate must be a lot of silver, which can be saved. of course, if you must have a "GIA" certificate, the merchant may also provide it, but the silver wants you to pay for it. 2. Merchants may provide another big certificate.
3, the parameters of this stone can't take it out, "GIA" will give you a more complicated situation.
There may be three cases
1. For merchants, a "GIA" certificate must be a lot of silver, which can be saved.
of course, if you must have a "GIA" certificate, the merchant may also provide it, but the silver wants you to pay for it.
2. Merchants may provide another big certificate.
3, the parameters of this stone can't take it out, "GIA" will give you a more complicated situation.