Diamond dealers often talk about "the Rapaport list". Here is what it is, in two minutes.
It is a reference price list, published every week. Dealers use it as a starting point to negotiate with each other, and to follow the market trend. It is not a selling price.
For a private buyer, there is no need to know it. The price of a diamond depends on the certificate, the stone itself and the market. I explain it simply, stone by stone.
A reference price list, published every week. Dealers use it as a starting point to negotiate with each other.
No. These are asking prices, not selling prices. The final price depends on the certificate, the stone and the market.
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