Diamonds
The real and honest investment
Diamonds as an investment are characterized by stable value development, a stable market environment and low price fluctuations. As an owner, you protect yourself from inflation, banking or stock market crises and even currency reform.
The landscape is different today. With the rapid rise of an industry producing synthetic diamonds ever more cheaply—diamonds that consequently keep losing value and have only avoided becoming completely worthless thanks to artificial scarcity created by China. However, price expectations for genuine diamonds have also softened over the past few years. This may be a chance - read on.
All you need is a little secure space and a trusted transport, diamonds can be sold worldwide provided they are certified by one of the four most important institutes.
The main features at a glance:
Diamond prices could stabilize again; the oligopoly of major producers—such as De Beers, ALROSA, Rio Tinto, etc.—is holding back production until "costly signaling theory" ultimately prevails once again: substantial investments (in terms of money and effort) signal the gifting partner's deep commitment and reliability. According to this proven theory, the recipient perceives the genuine diamond as tangible proof that the partner is willing to invest significant personal resources in their shared future. This conveys evolutionarily ingrained feelings of security and priority—particularly within high-status social circles.
Genuine diamonds are status symbols that are proudly displayed, without fear of exposure or social embarrassment.
The exaggerated price drops for genuine diamonds—triggered by alarmist media coverage and social media—present an opportunity to buy in before prices stabilize again, provided the prevailing market conditions remain unchanged. To this end, Reale Werte leverages its partners' rare accreditation to purchase certified genuine diamonds at the Antwerp Diamond Exchange at below-market prices.
We strongly advise against purchasing lab-grown diamonds; these are marked, always identifiable as such, and do not constitute a financial investment.
*Note from Reale Werte: The documentary above is well-researched; however, the symbolism and statements regarding the inhumane practices, lack of transparency, and environmental impact associated with the production of genuine diamonds are partly misleading and do NOT apply to the diamonds we offer. We would be happy to demonstrate this! Reale Werte preserves real value!
At the international congress of the World Association of Diamond Exchanges and the International Association of Diamond Grinders, a committee was founded in Amsterdam in 1975, which established uniform guidelines for the evaluation (grading) of cut diamonds.
Since then, the International Diamond Council (IDC) has been issuing a set of rules and graduation standards that are internationally recognized - succinctly titled as the 5 C’s: Carat, Color, Cut, Clarity and Certification.
Kimberly process – certification of diamonds
Today the trade in real diamonds is monitored following the "Kimberly Process".
And the success speaks for itself: for decades already, this has prevented diamonds from being used to finance exploitation, wars or conflicts. Non-governmental organizations such as Global Witness regularly review the measures.
In order for a real diamond to be created, many factors in nature have to interact perfectly. A diamond takes millions of years to be created – if this value was simply copied and bought without a certificate, millions of people had to lose their livelihoods indefinitely.
In this respect, the “Kimberly Process” also has a very important social function but also ensures peace of mind in your real asset ownership.
Diamond-Index – negative correlation to equity markets
Similar to gold, diamonds are always of particular interest to investors when the stock markets are going down. We use the so-called Rapaport index for comparisons. Following these expert findings we can see clear and sound steady price increases for cut diamonds. This is especially the case with stomes weighing between ½ and one carat.
In years, however, in which the global leading share index Dow Jones as well as the German leading index DAX fell sharply in value (financial crisis, worries about national debts in Europe and the USA, interest rate and inflation fears), the diamond index had risen sharply again and again.
As a result, diamond prices are much more stable than the fluctuating gold value. This is due, among other things, to the increased interest in diamonds worldwide and an increasing scarcity. Unlike gold, for which the price is simply calculated according to its weight, the values of diamonds result from four properties, the five C's. And diamonds hardly ever make it back into the production market since you cannot meld them.
There are numerous methods of verifying a diamonds authenticity. We at Reale-Werte and our associated partners do only sell well cut diamonds certified by a renowned institute with a clearly verifiable origin. And we only consider buying back corresponding diamonds.
We would be happy to send you a brochure with the 10 most important features when identifying real diamonds. Please mention the terms “brochure detection of real diamonds”.
Upon request, we will call in an independent expert to check the goods. In principle, however, it is sufficient to check the certificates and the invisible numbers attached to the goods. To be on the safe side, you should find out about the actual market value of your goods before buying them.
We only offer diamonds with certification from one of the world's leading institutes (“Kimberly Diamonds”). If you decide to buy outside of Real Values, please note that offers "that sound too good to be true" are usually an fraudulent attempt. This can also be the case with sales offers that initially appear serious but which turn out to be without or only with bad certificates etc.
So if you should have any doubts about the authenticity of the goods, you should rather forego the purchase and contact us to purchase a verifiably secured, certified and genuine product.
Diamonds do not necessarily come from mines - In March 2017, a 155-carat 92 millimeter diameter artificial diamond was produced for the first time - this is one of the largest man-made diamonds ever. However, such diamonds are less intended for investors and enthusiasts, but z. B. for high-performance electronics.
It is unthinkable for a diamond dedicated to a woman to turn out to be "artificial." The result would be the exact opposite of what the gift was originally meant to convey. It has been scientifically proven that a gift exposed as a fake diamond ring loses more than just its symbolic function; instead of representing "genuine, everlasting love," it psychologically becomes a metaphor for a "fake, sham relationship" or stinginess.
Artificial diamonds possess the same properties as natural diamonds but are now (as of 2026) on average 80–88 percent cheaper (compared to 35% in 2001)—with a sharply declining price trend.
This is the ongoing case because these artificial “stones” can be reproduced any number of times - theoretically to the point of complete worthlessness.
Sometimes the difference can only be determined in a laboratory. The authenticity of diamonds is certified for us and you by the 3 leading institutions such as Hoge Raad voor Diamant (HRD) or Gemological Institute of America (GIA).
After all, nowadays a large supplier from Austria with a Russian name must clearly disclose its "art objects" as glas. Artificail Diamonds and glas have to be marked as stones with an engraving that is visible under simple microscopes. Laboratory diamonds must also be identified as such in their documents – if they have any. And all this allows only one conclusion: fake diamonds are completely unsuitable as an investment.
No. Raw diamonds are almost always a scam to ordinary investors without professional assistance and equipment. Even simple glass crystals can deceive savvy private investors. And you should not take responsibility for crimes.
Is buying jewelry an investment?
NO. Jewelry is an individual matter to the highest degree and ALWAYS means losing money once sold immediately straight after a purchase. You are buying the intellectual input of the seller. So once decided you want to create value also in financial terms you better first select your desired diamond loosely one at a time.
Never buy a diamond as part of jewelry, e.g. in a ring. Especially not online without certificate and proof of value. It is then completely impossible to keep control over the quality of the cut, the weight, the color or the fluorescence, hence the fair price. It is then impossible to tell whether the stone or the certificate have been exchanged!
If you buy from us, we can lead you through each step of quality control.
So why not have your naked stone turned into jewelry instead?
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