
SOLD....Halo Ring Special: 4.02ct Massive Value in well cut Radiant R1626
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I1 Clarity Item #R1626
14karat White Gold Halo Ring ACTUAL MOVIE OF THIS MASSIVE RING
We're lucky on that account- we deal in quantities of yellow diamonds- so we have the sources which are as close to the rough as you can get.
THIS 4.02 Light Yellow I1 Radiant Diamond Here's a very impressive radiant cut diamond- it's cool to be able to use a ruler to measure your diamond- this one's about 3/8 inch long.
As educated diamond shoppers know, the "cut" of a diamond is of supreme importance. This diamond is VERY well cut. I don't use labels to identify how well a diamond is cut- each one deserves it's own examination and evaluation.
Fancy Shaped diamonds in particular are quite individual- so attempting to pigeonhole an "Ideal" table/depth comb is not productive. It's generally true for me that a rectangular diamond like this one, with a depth in the low 60's is going to look large for it's weight- as does this one- people might guess it's a 5 carat. The people who cut this diamond are among the world's best ( IMO) at this type of cut, this type of color. And this stone shows why- the cut is simply sublime- amazing. Total Sparkle. All dazzle, all the time, no breaks. This, in spite of a few black spots that you might be able to pick out, if you try hard.
The photos above and below it's possible to see the imperfections toward the bottom of the diamond. There is no imperfection that breaks the surface, and none are "structural"
THE RING The setting for a diamond of this color is crucial. Do it right and you've got a Canary Sparkler. Do it wrong and you get ...well, an ugly ring. Here's our idea on how to do it right.
In terms of color, the ring has certainly perked her up a bit. There's a number of reasons for this. The proximity so the amazing well cut icy white halo diamonds is one, for sure. Another aspect to the light yellows is their chameleon like personality. In some lights the the ring looks very yellow- and others it looks lighter- this is shown in the photos -where you can see a wide variety of hues for the same diamond, below it looks quite light.
The photo below makes it look like a Fancy Light Yellow. Which it does in person as well, in some lighting situations. Oddly enough, it looks very yellow in low light situations. The stone is dazzling. The ring is designed for beauty, and engineered for comfort. It achieves both goals admirably.
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