Introduction to diamonds
The 4 Cs Of Diamonds: A Beginner’s Guide
Diamond Grading And Certification
10 Essential Diamond Tools Every Jeweler Should Have
Can You Make Sure Your Diamond Is Ethical?
Famous Diamonds And Their Stories
Diamonds In Antwerp – A History
Education and Certification Authorities
Gemological Istitute of America (GIA) (The most famous and reliable authority everybody knows)
International Gem Society (IGS) (Very good competing company, more affordable prices for beginners)
Rough Diamond Course (Online program for the evaluation of rough diamonds)
Auctions and Famous Diamonds
Chevron Mystérieux, the Lavish Diamond-and-Emerald Necklace by Van Cleef & Arpels
Sotheby’s “A World of Diamonds”
Precious stones, minerals and crystals
What is Aquamarine? (allcrystal.com)
Tourmaline, Earth’s most colorful mineral and gem material (geology.com)
Sixth Year Anniversary Gift Guide: Amethyst (IGS, International Gem Society)
Sapphire Properties and Characteristics (diamondbuzz.blog)
Fancy color diamonds
Valuing a Fancy Color Diamond (FCRF, Fancy Color Research Foundation)
Diamond origin tracing
Science Can’t Determine Diamond Origin, Says Top GIA Fellow (Rapaport, Podcast)
Diamond industry, diamond market, diamond prices
Rapaport Newsletter (Short weekly newsletter with the RapNet Diamond Index, with 0.30, 0.50, 1.00 and 3.00 Carat prices)
Diamond insights from Petra’s diamond expert, Gregory Stephenson (Petra Diamonds)
Natural diamonds vs. Lab-grown diamonds
GN Diamond Presents: The Future of Natural vs. Lab-Grown Diamonds, Part 1 (Instore Magazine)
Magazines
The Journal of Gemmology (The Gemmological Association of Great Britain)
Gems and Gemology (GIA)
The Jewellery Editor (Only online)
Rapaport Magazine (Rapaport)