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GIA’s refusal to DISCLOSE THE LIST OF GIA BRIBERS is a disgrace.
Chaim Even-Zohar:” …the Certifigate scandal covers a wide range of fraud, corruption, bribery, and forgery. We are talking about serious offenses. Whoever recognizes these basic elements has the answer to where we are heading: criminal matters must be dealt with and resolved in a court of law. It is just that simple.”
GIA have refused to disclose the names of diamond dealers who bribed GIA diamond graders to issue exaggerated diamond grades.
Diamond Imports does not trust GIA diamond grading reports unless verified in Australia by DCLA.
GIA graded diamonds should be considered suspect as potential GIA bribery diamonds until the names of those actual bribers are disclosed.
GIA GRADING REPORTS(THEY ARE NOT CERTIFICATES) ARE NOT GUARANTEED