1.23ct G/SI2 Princess Cut Diamond
GIA Report
.51carat total weight Trilliant
Custom Made 18kt Custom Made Ring
I TEM
#: R956
Original GIA Report ships with diamond. We also include our comprehensive appraisal for identification or insurance purposes. How much will my new diamond appraise for?
Actual photos and Videos of the Diamond and ring we are offering.
Many of the most popular diamond selling sites on the internet force the buyer to choose based on numerical info- no photos. To this day it surprises me how many people buy that way.
As a professional diamond buyer, I know that it matters not what the GIA report says if the diamond is a barker.
In the other hand, if a stone looks amazing, I'm inclined to consider it no matter what the GIA grades it..... much less how it scores on some chart grading the cut of diamonds somewhere.
Going strictly by numbers this is still an attractive diamond. The size- at 1.24cts, is desirable. The cut is quite lovely.
The stone has a large face for a carat and a quarter- people will guess it's a carat and a half.
The color is an extremely white G color.
CLARITY
When GIA grades for clarity, it is not based on the visibility of an imperfection- rather, it's presence. That means that not all SI2's are created equal
In case you could not see it
The cut on this stone is awesome. It sparkles from any angle - even in dim lighting.
These photos do not lie- the stone is remarkable in person as well.
The Ring
It takes a custom made ring to look like this. Perfect stone placement. Having all the prongs positioned properly- as well as a perfect shank for the stones. The ring will be comfortable to wear- for the long haul.
The trilliants are incredibly bright. Beautiful color and cut.
Diamond Color Chart
A note about photographing diamonds:
The main goal we have is to most realistically represent the diamonds we are selling. In the case of Natural Fancy Colored Diamonds, they have different appearances based on the light source. You may notice that the diamond looks darker in some of the photos, and lighter in others. It is this way in real life as well. We choose the photos ( which are not retouched in any way for color) that most realistically represent the lightest and darkest face of the diamond
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