Diamond Books
At Diamond Source of Virginia we think the more you learn about diamonds, the more you will appreciate the tremendous value you will find here. The following section provides a simple and convenient way to review and even purchase some of the best books available concerning diamonds.
Diamond Ring Buying Guide
by Renee Newman
This books contain many great pictures of "real" diamonds and can be a valuable tool in your diamond shopping education.
The Secrets to Buying Diamonds
by Michael A. Rogers G.G.
An informative guide written by an appraiser that shows customers step by step how to buy diamonds. Starting from shopping stores, the initial purchase, jewelry care and maintenance, to obtaining an appraisal and insurance. This book shows what really goes on behind the scenes in the jewelry industry, including jewelers tricks of the trade, and protection against fraud.
Diamonds and Precious Stones (Discoveries)
by Patrick Voillot
Interesting stories and pictures about diamonds and other gemstones but not a great help in shopping for a diamond.
Engagement and Wedding Rings: The Definitive Buying Guide for People in Love
by Antoninette Leonard Matlins, Antonio C. Bonanno, Jane Crystal
This well-illustrated book covers diamonds, colored gems, and pearls. It takes the anxiety out of buying engagement and wedding rings, turining it into the magical and romantic experience it should be.
How to Buy Jewelry Wholesale
by Frank J. Adler
This book covers a variety of treasures--diamonds, gold, silver, and platinum jewelry--and explains, step-by-step, how to get the best price, often a 75 percent savings over the retail price.
Gemstone Buying Guide: A Guide to Buying
by Renee Newman
Magnificent four-color pictures assist in identifying gems. Plenty of graphics and charts explaining the technical aspects of gemstones.
The Nature of Diamonds
by George E. Harlow
The paragon of physical perfection and a sparkling example of Earth's forces at work, the diamond has fascinated all realms of society, from starlets to scientists. The Nature of Diamonds provides a comprehensive history of this most coveted of all gems, complete with more than 200 photos, 150 in full color.
