If it is bought on purpose, it is unnecessary. There are many cheap loose diamonds in Chinese mainland now. The quality of loose diamonds is basically from Belgium and Israel. They don't polish diamonds themselves, or as long as they have authoritative GIA, HRD and IGI certificates, they rarely polish them themselves. Cheap loose diamonds can be bought in online stores and directly embedded there. Beijing's Crane Flash, Shenzhen's David Dionis Tujing, Shanghai's Nine Diamonds, Jiangsu's E-carat Thousand Diamonds, Zhejiang's Diamond Net, etc. The price is less than that of Hong Kong, which is too cheap to buy. Of course, if you buy a loose diamond in China, you must also ask the merchant for an international certificate.

If you stop by. This must have been bought from a tour group, which is more expensive and definitely more expensive than that bought in the mainland. If you look at the report of Xie Ruilin's imprisonment, you will know that many jewelers in Hong Kong operate in this way.

List the jewelry brands in Hong Kong: Chow Tai Fook, Xie Ruilin, Zhou Shengsheng, Luk Fook, Meibao, and Gupo (here is the Guanlinglong series, and the patented products all look good all over the world). The first four are the four major jewelry brands in Hong Kong (Chow Tai Fook's gold ornaments are very famous, and I personally prefer diamond ornaments. Jiuhua in Xie Ruilin is very special but expensive, and the fire color is not necessarily good. I still suggest buying 58 diamonds.

You can also buy European and American brands in Hong Kong: Tiffany Cartier Bulgari. Tiffany's inlay series is the wedding ring in the original six-claw inlay wedding ring. Cartier is known as the jeweler of the emperor, and its four-claw diamond ring is also very good. These three brands belong to real luxury brands.

The following is a conclusive comparison of prices. Look carefully. I don't understand. Hey:

These brands mentioned above are available in the mainland, and the same brands are cheaper in Hong Kong, provided that there is no tour guide to introduce them. If we don't consider the same quality brands and diamonds, these brands are cheaper than the bare diamonds in domestic experience stores, and this normal family has brand value in it. I don't buy Hong Kong brands. Compared with domestic experience stores, the price is almost too cheap. It's risky, and it's very troublesome to go to Hong Kong to sue.

After sale, whether there is a specialty store in the mainland city or not, you need to say hello to the merchants. Even if you buy a certificate in Hong Kong, you need GIA HRD IGI's early years. It is absolutely impossible for some Hong Kong jewelers to open their own letters of credit.

Kimberly-Clark is not a Hong Kong brand, but a national chain enterprise developed in Zhengzhou. Now the headquarters is in Shanghai.

In terms of value preservation, whether you choose a one-carat H VVS diamond ring or a loose diamond has no effect on value preservation. The diamond ring is just a few rings, and there is not much money. Mainland merchants who buy a one-carat loose diamond will definitely help you set this. Don't worry, Hong Kong can buy back the rough diamonds and set them in your local larger jewelry store or large gold shop for processing. The cost is extra.

Make a final offer. I am familiar with 1 carat rough diamond H VVS. The internal quotation of jewelry companies is around 53,000 yuan, and the quotations of some online stores and experience stores are similar. The market price in the mainland is around 85,000, which varies from place to place. The price in Hong Kong is similar to the internal quotation.

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