Every Rafayel Diamonds piece is supplied with clear documentation, so you can understand what you’re buying, how it has been graded, and how to verify it.
When issued in the UK, a diamond certificate (also called a grading report or diamond dossier) is an independent report produced by qualified gemmologists in a recognised gemmological laboratory. It provides an impartial assessment of a diamond’s key characteristics and supports authenticity, transparency and peace of mind.
Rafayel Diamonds provides IGI certification as standard. If you would prefer a GIA report, this can be arranged as an optional upgrade for an additional fee.
A recognised grading report will usually include the following:
Your report includes a unique report number. In most cases, you can verify the grading details by entering this number on the issuing laboratory’s online report-check service. This allows you to match your documentation to the laboratory record.
Some diamonds may also carry an optional laser inscription of the report number on the girdle. Where present, this can provide an extra layer of reassurance when the diamond is viewed under magnification.
For designs featuring multiple diamonds (for example, halos, clusters, tennis bracelets and eternity styles), documentation may be provided as a jewellery certificate or a specification summary. This typically records the overall diamond details for the piece (such as total carat weight and the stated colour/clarity range), alongside the setting information.
A grading report is a useful document for ownership and insurance records. Some insurers may also request an insurance valuation depending on your policy. If you’d like guidance on what your insurer might need, we’re happy to advise.
With your Rafayel Diamonds order, you will receive:
Yes. Keep it somewhere safe. It is valuable for verification, insurance, resale, and future servicing.
Not always. A grading report describes the diamond’s characteristics. A valuation is a separate document that some insurers request to set cover levels.
Most precious metal jewellery is hallmarked, but items below the legal exemption thresholds may not carry a hallmark.
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