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International Diamond Registry is an independent digital registry that allows diamond owners to create and maintain a secure record of their diamond’s certification and ownership information. IDR is designed to help document ownership and support recovery efforts if a diamond is lost or stolen.
No. International Diamond Registry is an independent registry service and is not affiliated with GIA or any gemological laboratory.
GIA grades and identifies diamonds; IDR records ownership information submitted by diamond owners.
No. IDR does not grade, certify, appraise, or authenticate diamonds.
All grading and certification is performed by independent gemological laboratories. IDR simply records the information provided by the owner.
A registry record may include:
No. IDR does not issue physical certificates.
All registry records are maintained digitally in our secure database.
IDR registration helps document claimed ownership, but it does not replace legal title, insurance policies, purchase receipts, or court determinations.
Registry records are intended to support ownership documentation, not establish legal ownership by themselves.
IDR is designed to support recovery efforts by providing a documented ownership record that may be referenced if a diamond is recovered or identified.
IDR does not guarantee recovery, but documented records can be helpful in loss or theft situations.
Yes. IDR takes privacy and data security seriously.
Owner information is not publicly displayed and is maintained in accordance with applicable data protection standards.
Anyone who owns or possesses a certified diamond may create a registry record, including:
Yes. You may update or amend your registry record during your active registration period if ownership details or supporting information change.
Registration duration depends on the plan selected (e.g., 5-year, 10-year, or lifetime).
Records remain active for the selected term as long as the registration is maintained.
No. IDR is a voluntary service.
There is no government or industry requirement to register a diamond with IDR.
A diamond may only have one active registry record per ownership claim. IDR reserves the right to review or flag duplicate or conflicting registrations.
IDR does not represent law enforcement or insurance companies.
Registry records may be referenced by owners, insurers, or authorities as part of broader recovery or verification efforts, at their discretion.
Insurance compensates for financial loss.
IDR focuses on documenting ownership and identification, which can complement insurance coverage by supporting recovery or verification efforts.
No. IDR is a privately operated, independent registry service and is not a government entity.
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