Diamond Prices will go UP!! in the next 1-5 years !! (sell all gold now!)

Diamonds may not be a girl’s best friend during the next four years thanks to rising prices. The increase is expected to surpass gold (NYSEARCA:GLD) prices.

According to analysts, with the increased spending on luxury goods in China (NYSE:FXI), India (NYSE:IFN) and the Middle East, this could outpace the supply of this high-priced gem.

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Ridiculous Holiday Gifts: 15 Solid-Gold Gadgets

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Diamond to grace gold coin celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on throne

The Canadian Mint has announced that it will be adding a diamond to a limited edition of gold coins bearing the likeness of the English monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, which is being released to celebrate her diamond jubilee year.

Queen Elizabeth, who was coronated in 1952, also serves as the Canadian head of state.

The Can. $300 gold coin is made of one-tenth of an ounce of 99.99 percent pure gold and is inset with what the Canadian Mint describes as the world's first "genuine diamond insert,” which allows the owner to admire the diamond's brilliance on either side of the coin.

Limited to 1,500 coins, the diamond jubilee edition retails not for Can. $300, but rather for Can. $2,000. The one side features a younger image of Queen Elizabeth, as she appeared in 1952, and the other side features the 85-year-old monarch as she appears today.

Gold Bar 101 – Everything You Ought To Understand About This Valuable Metal

Remember the famed movie, Indiana Jones? How about the box office hit of Brendan Frasier and Rachel Weisz about mummies and Egyptian kings? What do you think are the similarities of the two movies? Both movies, Indiana Jones and The Mummy are adventure themed films. They have quite similary plot and subject. Both stories go round treasure hunting, artifacts and gold bars.

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Gold: Where to from here?

Gold is rising in a super-trend which has lasted for more than 10 years. The primary trend, however, is accelerating as the debt crisis in Europe evolves. European banks are now in a precarious position and default of a single debtor nation would cause a crisis of confidence. The situation is similar to the 2007 sub-prime crisis which was accompanied by a similar surge in demand for gold.

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