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Worldwide Commodity Trading

A commodity is anything for which there is a demand, but which is supplied without qualitative differentiation across a given market. C.I.P.S. International currently has access to some of the most sought after and essential commodities today. Through our team of carefully chosen professionals with exact knowledge and experience within this sector; we source both clientele and product suppliers...

Products produced from the refining process of crude oil:

A-95 Gasoline. A-92 Gasoline. A-76 Gasoline. Diesel and Jet Fuel. Straight run gasoline – Classified as light oil. K-10 (Coke Gasoline) – Classified as light oil. LDCH ‘’B’’, STT – Classified as light oil.

These products are use in cars, motorcycles, aircraft, sea and river vessels, as well as other types of engines, including usage in the Petro-Chemical Industries for processing into other products. Fuel oil M-100, Summary coke - These fuels are used as fuel in Boilers, Power Stations, Moreover, these fuels are also used for the production of building materials - bitumen, sealants, popi tok, composites, etc; including road surfacing with asphalt.

Precious Metals – Gold & Platinum:

More and more people are purchasing Gold and storing it in banks in secure deposits for investment and gifts. Gold has been around for centuries and still remains one of the highest prized possessions and value in its weight. We offer and easy, safe and professional procedure to obtain small quantities to large monthly volumes to respected destinations, from responsible sources.

Platinum is also categorized as a precious metal and is used in jewelry making as an alternative to Gold, to support precious stones and surround delicate designs which bring out the sparkle in the stones and contrast to the colour.

Diamond Grading:

It is important to understand the diamond grading criteria used by the laboratories performing the certification. Diamond grading covers numerous aspects of each individual diamond's qualities, but there are four grades which are critical to understand: cut clarity, colour, and carat weight.

There are additional ratings and measurements noted on a diamond certificate, but they generally fall under the diamond's grade in one of the 4 C’s. Measurements such as "depth" and "table" are part of the description of the diamond’s cut.

Diamond Cut - is probably the most important quality factor and most challenging to comprehend. The brilliance of a diamond depends heavily on its cut.

Diamond Clarity - Most diamonds contain some inner flaws, or inclusions, that occur during the formation process. The visibility, number and size of these inclusions determine what is called the clarity of a diamond. Diamonds that are clear create more brilliance, and thus are more highly prized and the price will also reflect this fact.

Diamond Colour - Colorless diamonds are the most desirable since they allow the most refraction of light and thus sparkle. Off white diamonds absorb light, inhibiting brilliance.

Carat Weight - A carat is the unit of weight by which a diamond is measured. Because large diamonds are found less commonly than small diamonds, the price of a diamond rises according to its size.

Certificates - The diamond certificate, which is sometimes called a grading report, is a complete evaluation of your diamond that has been performed by a qualified professional with the help of special gemological instruments. Each stone bears its own recognizable, individual characteristics, which is listed on the certificate. If you are a supply or a buyer and require further information regarding our services, then please contact us. Thank you.

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