Original GIA Report ships with item. We also include our comprehensive appraisal for identification or insurance purposes.

This is a really well cut oval, in the "traditional" sense.

Here is what I mean: the most obvious thing is the outline. In this regard, the stone has a very organic shape, not a straight line on the profile.

Possibly more important is the fact that it is cut like a traditional round brilliant diamond, and GIA graded the oval 'brilliant'. As opposed to 'oval modified brilliant'. In this case, some clever usage of facets on the bottom of the diamond render the bow tie to be an attractive characteristic of the cut. More often than not, it is flashing bright rather than dark.

This diamond represents great value for someone who likes the unusual and the stone that will turn blue on command. How can you go wrong?

This diamond has what we call "Very Strong Blue" fluorescence (that and GIA graded it that too). Let us first look at this beauty in a light box.

Natural room lighting with indirect sun.

More sun... and BAM!

In the light box with the UV penlight

This stone will look stunning set!

If you are interested in this stone, give us a call. You will be purchasing with a money back guarantee, so you are sure to end up satisfied!

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 will 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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