/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27804260
Diamonds are like the premiums game with coinage, but on fucking steroids. If you're into valuing a coin by year and limited releases - you'll love the autism that comes with the 4C's of diamond and general gem valuation (cut, colour, clarity and carat) - if not, you'll very easily scammed buying a shitty cut diamond or a mid-clarity for 120% above actual value.
If you really know how to squeeze a premium and market an item, then they're great for buying/selling in bullish economies for a side-gig if you've got the starter investment and time to learn (and even in bear economies - everybody in the West likes Diamonds, there's always a market for it, demand is a non-existant problem) - but ultimately we here at /pmg/ prefer our lower-effort bear economy profiting metals. Lumber and Bricks behave closer to PMs than Diamonds do.

Related is Houseki no Kuni; you'll probably like it given your own image and the topic (I get that it's somewhat well known, but just in case you or anybody else reading haven't heard of the only good 3D anime ever made, and wanted to see what /a/ can be all about past shounenshit and moeshit. This is a multi-disciplinary general, after all, no shame in testing the waters).