SOLD .....Halo Diamond Ring: 1.25 D/VVS2 GIA Cushion Diamond- Awesome Cut Plat Split Shank R2748

If you're a cushion cut lover, this one might make you slide right off your chaise lounge.

If you're looking for a "Premium Quality", D/VVS2 is right in the bread basket.

Very Good Polish/ Very Good Symmetry...as graded by GIA of course.

Just look at this brilliance. The stone looks quite large for it's 1.25 carats. The number- 1.25 is important as this is quite a bit more than a once carat diamond.

You could easily mistake it for a 1.50carat- based solely on looking at it.

 I love the design of the ring as well- its' so "well packed"- everything exactly in place.

A unique blend of sparse geometric shapes which are then emblazoned with tiny round diamonds.

The split shank is a lovely touch

When I buy the diamonds for this company, I look past the color and clarity. I never rule out a diamond if it's depth falls outside any pre-determined range.

I look at the diamond. I took one look and loved this one right away.

Many of the most amazing diamonds we've had were totally unique.

If you search the internet, you'll find places that publish charts on how to judge a diamond's cut.

If it falls between X and Y %, then it's "Triple A"- or "Ideal", or "Premium", or whatever.

These same "all knowing" charts, will also tell you that if it's outside those ranges, it's "Poor" or "Yucko" or "Blechh".

OK I made those last two up- but the point is, you just can't judge a diamond based solely on it's measurements.

Or a man, or a woman.

Anyway- this is a ring for someone who loves an old style charming, glittering cushion diamond

I know a lot of you want to try things on before you buy them. And that is possible for those who make an appointment to visit us.

But we have sold exponentially more diamonds and jewelry to folks based on the photos- and our descriptions. Our return rate is extremely low.

If you like the photos, I believe you will love the ring in person.

D. GIA's highest grade for the color of a diamond

VVS2 means that whatever happens to be there, in the way of imperfection, you'll need a microscope to see.