Diamond Bullion?

[JadeDragon]

Stumbled across certified Diamond Bullion http://www.providentmetals.com/bullion/ ... llion.html opinions? Anyone buy these before? Some of you guys do scrap jewelry right? Is there a market for scrap diamonds like this?

[highroller4321]

RUN AWAY! Run far far away!

[AGgressive Metal]

Apparently the "market" to get rid of them is to put all the tiny crappy ones in fancy packages. Looks like the Franklin Mint of diamonds.

[johnbrickner]

"As an alternative to precious metals, the ¼ Carat Diamond Melee Certicard® can be crucial in safeguarding your hard-earned wealth. Get fully invested before diamonds grow even harder to find."

An alternative to PMs, crucial in safeguarding my Hard-Earned, get fully invested, diamonds grow harder to find?

That's enough for me. Not touching.

[scrapman1077]

As Russia is planning to flood the market, No me.

[Recyclersteve]

Since it sounds unanimous, I'm all in with everything I've got. Wait a minute. Gotta run- there's a guy from Antwerp, Belgium on the phone telling me how I can magnify my diamond returns by using margin.

[JadeDragon]

LOL don''t worry I have not bought any diamonds. Clue 1 was the ability to buy 1/4 carat of industrial grade - which is enough to do zero with.

[fansubs_ca]

Get fully invested before diamonds grow even harder to find."

Just squeeze some carbon (really hard ^_-) and you've got more diamonds, I don't
think something that can be artificially made through a mechanical process will
be "harder to find" as long as there is energy to run the machines.

Things where the actual element is rare (such as Gold) are in a totally different
league, although elements can be transmuted it's much more complex and energy
intensive. (Atoms don't like splitting or fusing in the way that is most convenient
to humans, results are a bit more random and/or inconvenient. ^_-)