SOLD.....Halo Ring: Light Pink Pear Shape Halo RIng GIA R1422

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1.58carat Light Pink Pear Shape Diamond

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ITEM #R1422

Custom Made Platinum and 18karat Pink Gold Ring

ITEM #: R1422
Platinum and 18K Rose Gold Diamond Ring

CENTER STONE:
WEIGHT: 1.58ct
SHAPE: Pear Shape
COLOR: Light Pink
CLARITY: VS2
MEASUREMENTS: 9.57 x 6.55 x 4.14 mm
TOTAL DEPTH: 63.2%
TABLE SIZE: 67%
POLISH: G
SYMMETRY: G
FLUORESCENCE: MEDIUM ORANGE
GIA REPORT #: 15011797

SIDE STONES:
TOTAL WEIGHT: 0.63cts
QUANTITY: 97
SHAPE: Round Brilliant
COLOR: F
CLARITY: VS

MOUNTING:
Platinum and 18K Rose Gold

Currently sized at: 6.5
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ACTUAL MOVIE of this awesome ring.

The Diamond

Pink Diamonds are extraordinarily rare.

Let's go over the way GIA categorizes fancy colored diamonds- in terms of depth of color.

If it's a yellow diamond, GIA uses the alphabet up till Y-Z- the next darker shade is Fancy Light Yellow.

Now a Y-Z is yellow, unmistakably.

When the tint is pink, a different scale is used. This diamond is categorized as "Light Pink" ( without the "Fancy" modifier)

The reasons GIA uses this different scale have to do with the rarity of pink diamonds, as well as the actual characteristics of the color.

If a diamond had as much yellow, as this one does pink, it would never be so obvious.

That's why GIA uses the grade "Light Pink" to describe this color.

Lucky for us..... If the GIA had called it "Fancy Light Pink" the price would be about $50,000 higher!

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Another aspect I love is the cut.
It's a pear, for sure.
It's not deep, in the least bit, at 62.3%. It does have a high crown- with angles greater than 40 degrees.
This gives it a vintage look- incredible sparkle- the high crown allowing a few of the large bottom facets to reflect right up- not a bow tie- but something different. Of course as a VS2 it's clean and clear to the eye. Shown below is the "Medium Orange Fluorescence"

A very rare characteristic.

The Ring

I'm going to shut up a bit, and let the photos do the talking.

It all comes together in a breathtaking one of a kind masterpiece. The ring's design is perfectly suited to the amazing pink diamond.

There is NO difference between this ring and the ones the MOST expensive Fifth Avenue stores sell.

We really lucked out with the grade here.

The color is so distinct, and gorgeous. It takes NO expert to tell you this is a PINK diamond.

The price difference is Massive. Visual difference slight. Sounds good to me!

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