SOLD...Halo Diamond Earrings - Matching 2.22tw Fancy Yellow Cushion Centers GIA R2049
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Let's start with these two, amazing cushion diamonds. Each with it's own GIA Report. I can't tell you how hard it is finding really nice looking Natural Fancy Yellow Cushion Diamonds- of course we're talking diamonds with GIA reports. Hard as it is to find a single one- imagine how rare finding a pair! The pair weighs in at 2.22carats total. There's the 1.01 Fancy Yellow Si1, shown directly below Coming from the very same factory- cut by the same people- the 1.22 Fancy Yellow VVS2 in the 3 photos below Each of these gems would be desirable on its own- put them together and it's really something special. Both of these stones are really well cut. They are not an exact match- but they compliment each other well. Both have extraordinary brilliance for stones of such deep color. The clarity on these stones are SI1, and VVS2- The Si1 has an unnoticeable white feather all the way at the edge- and the VVS is, well, it's a VVS. The yellow diamonds in these yellow diamond earrings are "strong" Fancy Yellow Diamonds. That means they are close to the next darkest grade, Fancy Intense Yellow in terms of depth of color. The total weight of these earrings is a very robust 2.86carats. We consider all aspects of the project when we make earrings. The person who designed the physical jewelry is a woman. So if you are a lady, you can be sure these are comfortable earrings. That's something we pay close attention to. How does something feel? After all, it's metal next to our skin-the nicer the finish the nicer it feels against your skin. The round diamonds were selected for their extra fine cut, color and clarity. These earrings are simply dazzling- yet they can be worn daily. The photos above are ACTUAL Photos of the diamond earrings that you will receive. Guides Related to Diamonds Fancy Colored Diamond Buying Guide How much will my new diamond appraise for? Natural Pink Diamond Color Chart
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Every stone in this piece has been individually examined and graded by the Gemological Institute of America. Click any report number to verify.