0.73 Carat Round NATURAL Diamond
H ColorVVS1 ClarityExcellent Cut
price $2,486
Bank Wire Price $2,411
Ships within 10-14 days as a loose diamond
Ships within 14-18 days when set in a ring
conflict free and ethically sourced
Specifications
Diamond info
diamond structure
diamond conformity
Diamond Size: 0.73 Ct
Carat the most visible attribute, is the weight of measurement applied to diamonds and other gemstones. One carat is equal to 1/5 of a gram or 200 milligrams. Actual dimensions may differ very slightly, but there is certainly a relationship between weight and size, and we have illustrated it here. However, each diamond is unique, so there may be slight variations.
Cut: Excellent
Excellent Cut Diamond
By evaluating the combination of depth, table, girdle, culet, symmetry, facet angels and overall uniformity gemologists are able to assign a diamond its cut grade. The cut Grade determines how much light is reflected back to the viewers eyes; the higher the grade the more visible sparkle, fire and brilliance. It represents a diamonds form and finish, and overall beauty.
Excellent
Excellent Cut Diamond provide maximum light return. Almost all light entering the diamond is reflected back to the viewers eye, creating the highest level of fire and brilliance.
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Very good
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Poor/Fair (Not sold by D.W Diamonds)
Carat
Carat the most visible attribute, is the weight of measurement applied to diamonds and other gemstones. One carat is equal to 1/5 of a gram or 200 milligrams. Actual dimensions may differ very slightly, but there is certainly a relationship between weight and size, and we have illustrated it here. However, each diamond is unique, so there may be slight variations.
actual diamond size on size 6 hand
Color: H
A diamond`s color grade is based on the absence of color. In white diamonds, the color scale begins with the letter D (Colorless) and continues through the alphabet to the letter Z (Light Yellow). In many cases, a diamonds color or lack thereof can be extremely subtle to detect with an untrained eye. It is in these subtle differences that a great deal of impact on a diamonds overall quality and price.
The G-H-I-J grades are near-colorless. Diamond with these grades look colorless face-up and nearly colorless face-down.
YOUR DIAMOND
H
NEAR COLORLESS
Color
A diamond`s color grade is based on the absence of color. In white diamonds, the color scale begins with the letter D (Colorless) and continues through the alphabet to the letter Z (Light Yellow). In many cases, a diamonds color or lack thereof can be extremely subtle to detect with an untrained eye. It is in these subtle differences that a great deal of impact on a diamonds overall quality and price.
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- J
- K
- L
Clarity: VVS1
Because of how diamonds form deep within the earth, under extreme heat and pressure, virtually all diamonds have unique clarity characteristics. Much like a fingerprint or a birthmark, small imperfections on a diamonds surface called blemishes, or inside the diamond called inclusions. Diamonds are graded based on 10x magnification, not the naked eye view.
VVS1
Contain minute inclusions difficult to find at 10x magnification. VVS1 inclusions are typically only visible from the pavilion, while VVS2 inclusions are visible from the crown. The inclusions are invisible to the eye and appear identical to the higher grades unless viewed under 10x magnification by a skilled grader or gemologist.
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VVS1
Contain minute inclusions difficult to find at 10x magnification. VVS1 inclusions are typically only visible from the pavilion, while VVS2 inclusions are visible from the crown. The inclusions are invisible to the eye and appear identical to the higher grades unless viewed under 10x magnification by a skilled grader or gemologist.
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Cut
By evaluating the combination of depth, table, girdle, culet, symmetry, facet angels and overall uniformity gemologists are able to assign a diamond its cut grade. The cut Grade determines how much light is reflected back to the viewers eyes; the higher the grade the more visible sparkle, fire and brilliance. It represents a diamonds form and finish, and overall beauty.
- Excellent
- Very good
- Good
Excellent Cut Diamond provide maximum light return. Almost all light entering the diamond is reflected back to the viewers eye, creating the highest level of fire and brilliance.
Very Good Cut Diamonds provide exceptional light return.Most of the light entering the diamond reflects back to the viewers eye,creating similar fire and brilliance to those of Excellent grade to the naked eye
Good cut Diamonds reflect majority of the light entering the diamond with minor light leakage through the sides and bottom.Fire and brilliance is less than those of higher cut grades.
Clarity
When diamonds are formed beneath the earth, tiny particles of other elements may be trapped inside them. These are known as inclusions, and they affect the clarity of the stone to a greater or lesser degree. In the highest-quality stones, the inclusions are absent or so tiny that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. Diamonds are graded based on a 10x magnification (10 times bigger), not on a naked eye view.
- SI2
- SI1
- VS2
- VS1
- VVS2
- VVS1
- IF
- FL
Only minor surface blemishes present under 10x magnification and no internal or surface reaching inclusions. Blemishes can be polished and removed to give the diamond a Flawless (FL) clarity grade.
Only minor surface blemishes present under 10x magnification and no internal or surface reaching inclusions. Blemishes can be polished and removed to give the diamond a Flawless (FL) clarity grade.
Contain minute inclusions difficult to find at 10x magnification. VVS1 inclusions are typically only visible from the pavilion, while VVS2 inclusions are visible from the crown. The inclusions are invisible to the eye and appear identical to the higher grades unless viewed under 10x magnification by a skilled grader or gemologist.
Contain minute inclusions difficult to find at 10x magnification. VVS1 inclusions are typically only visible from the pavilion, while VVS2 inclusions are visible from the crown. The inclusions are invisible to the eye and appear identical to the higher grades unless viewed under 10x magnification by a skilled grader or gemologist.
Contain minor inclusions that range from difficult (VS1) to somewhat easy (VS2) to find at 10x magnification. VS1 Inclusions are not visible to the naked eye and a small percentage of observers can detect VS2 inclusions with the naked eye.
Contain minor inclusions that range from difficult (VS1) to somewhat easy (VS2) to find at 10x magnification. VS1 Inclusions are not visible to the naked eye and a small percentage of observers can detect VS2 inclusions with the naked eye.
Contain noticeable inclusions that are easy (SI1) or very easy (SI2) to see under 10x magnification.
Contain noticeable inclusions that are easy (SI1) or very easy (SI2) to see under 10x magnification.
