"A diamond is a woman's best friend" - these words of one of the most charming songs of all time, sensually performed by Marilyn Monroe, have never been truer than today. Diamonds, and of course jewelry with diamonds, have primarily aesthetic and artistic values. But there is also talk about emotional values - anyone who has seen the eyes or heard the heartbeat of a woman receiving these most expensive gems in the world will certainly agree with this description. Royal traditions dating back hundreds of years, and in the previous century, especially the film industry (e.g. "Breakfast at Tiffany's" with the wonderful Audrey Hepburn) and famous hits, among others. Marilyn Monroe, built a very strong image of the diamond as an object of the highest desire. Of course, you can disagree with or rebel against this madness of women about diamonds. But the question is: is it for what? Here is a list of reasons why you should choose a diamond gift.
1. The uniqueness of natural colored diamonds
Luxury today is not only a value measured in money, but also uniqueness. It was built on this idea Monamica – a brand specializing in jewelry with natural colored diamonds – the rarest and most valuable gems in the world. Only 1 in 1000 mined diamonds is anything other than colorless, which is why natural colored diamonds are so special. Moreover, it is worth emphasizing that there are no two identical colored diamonds in the world. Colored diamonds come in at least 27 colors, from champagne, through yellow, orange, and extremely charming pink, to deep brown. And each of these colors has a whole range of saturation. This means that the world of colored diamonds delights with its diversity, it is almost a fairy-tale world.
2. Safe investment with a high rate of return
Diamonds are also one of the best ways to invest money. The market value of these precious stones is systematically increasing, with annual increases of several percent, if not double digits, which is a dynamic rarely seen in other types of investments. In addition to the increase in the value of diamonds, especially colored ones, the value of a diamond is related to the high value contained in a very small volume. Next to gold or increasingly uncertain real estate, diamonds are a great tool for investing surplus cash. Therefore, instead of giving your loved one a good that quickly loses value, it is better to invest in jewelry that will not only make the recipient's heart beat faster, but is also a great investment of capital.
3. Triple certainty
By choosing the Monamica brand, we can be sure that it is a reliable partner. Firstly, each diamond has an appropriate certificate from one of the most famous gemmological institutes (IGI, GIA), which is quite unique on the Polish market. This way, we know exactly what detailed parameters the stone we have chosen has - from the key information, which is the weight of the stone, through purity and color, to the type of cut and many other very precise information. These elements of a diamond's grading are commonly called 4c. Additionally, Monamica offers an eternal warranty and eternal care service as standard for each product. This way, the recipient can be sure that their gift will always shine as it should.
4. Timelessness and indestructibility
Diamonds have survived millions of years on Earth. It is also the hardest mineral in the world. Therefore, when choosing jewelry with a diamond, we can be sure that it will be enjoyed not only by the recipient, but also by subsequent generations.
5. Impression, romance and rapture
As mentioned at the beginning of the article, diamonds evoke the highest level of desire in most women. So, if we want to make an impression, invest in our future together or maybe make a little amends earrings with yellow diamonds and/ or bracelet with pink stones from the famous Argyle mine they seem like a good idea, at least.
Monamica has prepared specially for customers CARTER 5% discount on all purchases. If you would like to take advantage of this offer, please contact Andrzej Zazdrosiński by phone: 509 188 811.
