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This natural, mined diamond is carat in weight, and comes with polish and symmetry, as verified by an independent gemological laboratory. The diamond is graded in colour and has a clarity grade of . The diamond’s grading report number is , which will detail further its specifications and measurements, and will also come with the purchase of the stone.
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Shape
Diamonds are unique and so is the shape. Shape plays a vital role and is also important factors in its overall look of the diamond and also contributes to its overall value. The shape is the diamond's general look of the diamond; every shape has a specific format in which they are faceted.
Color
The colour-grading Scale detirmined bt the GIA begins with D (Colourless) and contunuies till Z (light Yellow).
Cut
For Grading, the Cut Grade is determined by the proportions i.e. the angles of a polished gem and the relationship between them. The cut grade applies only to round brilliant cut diamonds.
Symmetry
Symmetry refers to how well the facets are aligned to each other. The excelent symmetrical the diamond, the more fire and brilliance the gem will exibit.
Length/Width/Depth(MM)
A round cut diamond is comprised of 58 individual facets (flat, geometric shapes).
Depth %
Depth percentage refers to the total height of a diamond, measured from the table to the culet, in relation to the diamond's diameter.
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Table %
Table percentage refers to the size of the table facet, the flat surface at the top of a diamond, in relation to the diamond's diameter.
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Certificate
All diamonds offered by GemTrove carry certificates from World's best known Laboratories.
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Crown
A round cut diamond is comprised of 58 individual facets (flat, geometric shapes).
Carat
The carat is a unit of mass or weight equal to 200 mg. Nowadays electronic scales used to for measuring diamonds, gemstones and pearls. Carat weight is one of the important factors determining the price of the diamond.
Clarity
Clarity describes the size and number of inclusions in a diamond; all the clarity grades are determined by the appearance of inclusions to an experienced grader when viewed from above at 10x magnification.
Polish
Polishing reffres to the polish on the surface of the gem. This quality of a affects the way light enters, and exits from, the gem.
Fluorescence
Fluorescence Some diamonds when exposed to an ultraviolet light source display a visible light called fluorescence.
L/W Ratio
A round cut diamond is comprised of 58 individual facets (flat, geometric shapes).
Girdle
A round cut diamond is comprised of 58 individual facets (flat, geometric shapes).
Girdle Condition
A round cut diamond is comprised of 58 individual facets (flat, geometric shapes).
Pavilion
A round cut diamond is comprised of 58 individual facets (flat, geometric shapes).
Culet-Size-Condition
A round cut diamond is comprised of 58 individual facets (flat, geometric shapes).

About This Diamond

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D

E

E

F

F

COLOURLESS

G

G

H

H

I

I

J

J

NEAR COLOURLESS

K

K

L

L

M

M

FAINT

N-R

N-R

VERY LIGHT

S-Z

S-Z

FIANT

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WEIGHT : CARAT

Measurement(L X W X H) :

Diamond carat, often confused with gold purity's "karat," is a crucial factor in gemstone an diamond weight measurements. One carat equals 200 milligrams and can be divided into points, with each point equal to 0.02 milligrams. The term "carat" originates from the Greek word for the carob tree (kertion), once used for weighing metals and gems. Standardisation began in 1913 in the U.S., followed by Europe and other major economies by the 1930s. Today, carat is a universal measurement in the diamond industry.

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