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Diamonds - why invest?1. An investment grade diamond is usually classified as a perfect to almost perfect white diamond, or a high grade fancy colored diamond. These are the stones with the most demand and potential for major price increases. These diamonds are more valuable and of higher quality than jewelry grade diamonds2. Diamonds hold their values through recessions.3. Diamonds are the most easily portable form of wealth today.4. Although metal prices have already gone up, diamond prices have not risen to such levels yet, making them a good investment.5. Large investment grade diamonds have proven to be one of the best investments over the last ten years after gold and platinum.

Coloured rare 'fancy' diamonds - why invest?1. Each diamond is incredibly unique. Fashioned by nature over many millions of years each coloured diamond, no matter its size or hue, has its own shade of colour and its own unique quality.2. Coloured diamonds are indeed rare; so much so that for every 10,000 carats that are mined, a mere one carat may possess fancy colour.3. With no new significant mine discoveries in the last two decades, prices have continued to increase at approximately 15-25% year on year; larger, rarer stones have seen considerably stronger performaces and in some cases have doubled or more estimates at auctions.4. The global demand for diamonds is set to continue to rise as emerging markets, predominantly China and India, continue to purchase rare fancy coloured diamondsin order to protect and increase their wealth.5. There are numerous reasons why investment graded coloured diamonds have not fallen in value for the past 30 years. The main reasons are supply and demand fundamentals.

Fine art - why invest?1. The attraction of art as an investment is that fine art provides an opportunity for portfolio diversification into an area that has historically provided high returns and shown a low correlation to other asset classes.2. Quality works of art have proved to be a remarkable store of value. This is predominantly due to increasing rarity caused by an expanding demand from museums and collectors, and dwindling supplies.3. Investing in art can be both enjoyable and rewarding. Looking for emerging artists and searching for pieces of art at reasonable prices make this an intriguing project. You will meet many amazing people and learn about many different subjects. 4. At Midas we also take a great interest in the arts and one artist in particular; Andrew Vacari, said to be Britain’s richest living painter. Andrew is court artist to the richest andmost powerful crowned head of the Middle East.