SOLD...7.81ct G VS2 Round Brilliant Lab Grown Diamond R10867
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ITEM:# R10867
CENTER STONE:
WEIGHT: 7.81ct
QUANTITY: 1
TYPE: Lab Grown Diamond
SHAPE: Round Brilliant
COLOR: G
CLARITY: VS2
MEASUREMENTS: 12.73 - 12.66 x 7.81 mm
TOTAL DEPTH: 61.4%
TABLE SIZE: 58%
POLISH: EX
SYMMETRY: EX
FLUORESCENCE: NONE
CUT GRADE: IDEAL
IGI REPORT #: 539215657
UNDER HALO STONES:
TOTAL WEIGHT: 0.14cts
QUANTITY: 20
TYPE: Lab Grown Diamond
SHAPE: Round Brilliant
COLOR: E-F
CLARITY: VVS1
MEASUREMENTS: 1.10 - 1.10 mm
MOUNTING: Platinum
Currently sized at: 9
Size adjustment available in most cases.
Please contact us for details.
When we discuss options with our clients, our goal is to let them guide us as to what they want. A common knock against lab diamonds has to do with value retention.
If the argument is "lab diamonds have no resale value", please send them here, free of charge.
This ring is a trade up.
With our policy, you have to spend double for us to buy back the original item at full price.
It's hard to spend $12k on a lab diamond nowadays, but we have them.
Extra special stones will always retain value- to say nothing of the metal.
This stone is special.
It's huge.
I love the cut. It's not necessarily a "Hearts and Arrows" sort of cut. It's more like a 60/60 of old in terms of light performance. It's large enough that you get a lot of fire.
Colorless and eye clean.
We went for a G/VS2 for the price. A D/VVS would be another 20%+-
The ring is solid platinum all the way.
4 prongs, with a delicate Hidden Halo
2.7mm shank and the design allows for a wedding band to sit flush.
The ring is in close to brand new condition.
Maybe as much wear as if it were in a jewelry case and had been tried on a bunch of times. Matters not though - we'll refinish the ring before it ships.
The design will allow us to adjust or alter the ring to fit any finger size.
Definitely not shy!
This diamond has been examined and graded by the International Gemological Institute. The report accompanies your purchase.
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