There are 10 different shapes to choose from to suit every
personality and style. The Round Brilliant continues to be
the world’s most popular due to its fire, brilliance and
classic look. If you are searching for something unique, opt
for a fancy shape.
Although these diamonds are slightly warm, they still
offer a great value.
Although these diamonds are slightly warm, they still
offer a great value.
Although these diamonds are slightly warm, they still
offer a great value.
These diamonds have slight color, which tends to be
more visible in diamonds over 1 carat.
These diamonds have slight color, which tends to be
more visible in diamonds over 1 carat.
Near-colorless at an exceptional value. These
diamonds have color which is only noticeable when
compared to higher color grades.
Near-colorless at an exceptional value. These
diamonds have color which is only noticeable when
compared to higher color grades.
F diamonds have slight color which can only be
detected by an expert gemologist. Although F
diamonds have slightly more color than E diamonds,
they are still classified as colorless.
E diamonds feature slight traces of color that elude
even a trained eye, earning them a colorless grade.
D is the best color grade. These diamonds are totally
colorless and very rare.
Included 1. Some inclusions could be
visible to the naked eye.
Slightly included 2. The inclusions
are visible under 10x magnification, and may be
visible to the naked eye.
Slightly included 1. The inclusions
are visible under 10x magnification, but are not
very visible to the naked eye.
Very slightly included 2. Inclusions
are difficult to detect under 10x magnification.
Inclusions are typically not visible to the naked
eye.
Very slightly included 1. Inclusions
are difficult to detect under 10x magnification.
Inclusions are not visible to the naked eye.
Very very slightly included 2. The
inclusions are difficult to see even under 10x
magnification. They have only slightly more
inclusions than VVS1 diamonds.
Very very slightly included 1. The
inclusions are difficult to see even under 10x
magnification.
Internally Flawless. These rare and
beautiful diamonds boast no internal flaws.
Flawless. The ultimate in diamond
clarity, completely free of internal or external
flaws.
Carat Weight:
1.38
Carat Weight
x
1.38ct.
Carat refers to the weight of a diamond, which is
directly proportional to its size. Use the slider to
find the range you are interested in browsing.
Polish:
Good
Polish
x
The overall condition of a finished diamond's faceted
surfaces, including how smoothly the facets have been
polished, whether any marks are visible from the
polishing wheel, and how defined the edges of each facet
are. Polish marks are almost always invisible to the
unaided eye, but good polish is essential for maximum
light performance.
Symmetry:
Fair
Symmetry
x
Describes the alignment of the facets of the diamond. If
facets are misaligned, the diamond may poorly reflect
light. Symmetry is graded from Ideal / Excellent, Very
Good, Good, Fair, or Poor. Symmetry grades of Good or
higher have the least effect on the brilliance of the
diamond and are suitable for the finest quality jewelry.
Certain gem labs, such as Gemscan, incorporate Symmetry
into an overall Cut grade.
Describes the diamond's response to ultraviolet light. In
diamonds with strong or very strong fluorescence, there
may be some interference with the flow of light which
causes a milky or oily appearance.
Depth %:
59.3
Depth Percentage
x
The height of a diamond, measured from the culet to the
table, divided by its average girdle diameter. One of
the basic proportions that contributes to a diamond's
appearance, brilliance and fire.
Table %:
63
Table Percentage
x
The width of the diamond's table expressed as a
percentage of its average diameter. A component of the
overall cut grade, this measurement is critical to a
diamond's light performance.
Measurements:
7.18 X 7.31 X 4.30 mm
Measurements
x
Diamonds are given three measurements to specify their
dimensions. The measurements determine the length to
width ratio and can indicate the quality of cut of the
diamond.
Girdle Minimum:
Thin
Girdle Minimum
x
Where the crown and pavilion meet, defining the diamond's
outline. Avoid extremely thin girdles, which can make a
diamond more prone to damage, or extremely thick, which
can cause the diamond to look smaller than diamonds of
similar weight.
Girdle Maximum:
Thick
Girdle Maximum
x
Where the crown and pavilion meet, defining the diamond's
outline. Avoid extremely thin girdles, which can make a
diamond more prone to damage, or extremely thick, which
can cause the diamond to look smaller than diamonds of
similar weight.
Culet:
None
Culet
x
The facet or point at the bottom of a diamond pavilion.
In preferred diamond cut grades, culets are generally
undetectable to the unaided eye and graded none to
small. Medium to large culets may have an impact on
light performance.
Crown Height:
12.0%
Crown Height
x
Crown height percentage is calculated by dividing the
actual height of the crown by the average diameter.
Measurements are rounded to the nearest .01 millimeters.
The crown is the height of the diamond from the girdle
edge to the surface of the table facet.
Crown Angle:
33.0 Degrees
Crown Angle
x
Crown – the portion of the diamond between its girdle
and its table) – the Crown angle in the well-cut diamond
should be 33 to 35 degrees.
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