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SOLD.....Loose Diamond: 1.98ct Round Brilliant Nice mix between yellow and white R3612

ITEM #: R3612
Round Brilliant Diamond, Loose

WEIGHT: 1.98ct
SHAPE: Round Brilliant
COLOR: O-P
CLARITY: VS2
MEASUREMENTS: 8.22 - 8.19 x 4.89 mm
TOTAL DEPTH: 59.7%
TABLE SIZE: 54% (estimate)
FLUORESCENCE: NONE
 

We include our comprehensive appraisal for identification or insurance purposes. How much will my new diamond appraise for?

No GIA Report on this item

 

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Liger. I just heard that word last night. It's cross between a Lion and an Tiger. I was watching this show about "fatal attractions" so maybe the comparison to diamonds is apt...hehehe

But this just might be the equivalent of the "Liger" of diamonds.

 The basic goal of the round brilliant design is to hide body color- that is to say, make a stone look whiter. That makes this a kind of cool cross.

This is a faint yellow round brilliant diamond. So, sometimes it looks white, and sometimes the color shows. When you look from the side, as in the shot below, the color is easy to see.

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Below the diamond is laying on it's face- shot through the bum as it were. Again, you can see the color

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Again, showing it's color.

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Below it looks a lot whiter. This has only to do with the difference in lighting.

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 The cut is really nice, by the way.

It looks like a 2.10, not a 1.98ct. Great brilliance. True story- as I was just examining the diamond it slipped out of the tweezers into a mass of computer wires, battery back ups, what have you- and it's night time, as I write this.

The stone just smiled right up at me, I did not have to look twice. It was in the dark, yet still found enough light to send a help signal.

We graded the stone as an O-P faint yellow. We got the stone from the cutter, who had not submitted it to GIA.

We can submit the stone by request.

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This stone will look amazing set!

The photos above are ACTUAL Photos of the diamond you will receive.

CUSTOM MADE RINGS AVAILABLE

This Diamond is offered loose, but we would be delighted to help you design and manufacture a fabulous setting for it.

You can also pick from any of the rings on the site- we'll replicate the setting for the stone you purchase

Or, if you want a three stone ring, you will approve the design, and side stone selection.

When we need to find side stones, we have an extensive selection to choose from.

 

 

 

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