The Diamond
Brown
diamonds can be very beautiful....case in point, this 2.51carat gem.
GIA
classified this diamond "Fancy Yellow Brown.
The combination produces a remarkable pallet of sub tones in shade.
I
see shades of orange, peach, and of course brown. Not much yellow to my
eye, but we never question GIA grades.
The cutter, who sent the diamond to GIA- requested a color only GIA
report. Likely the GIA would grade this diamond I1 clarity- that's the
main reason a cutter chooses the Color Origin GIA report.
In
person, I have a really tough time seeing the spot naked eye. The
sharpest eyed person will surely be able to see it, but it's by no means
obvious. The color helps in this regard too.
Taken under bright lighting, ultra close up, the photos show the small
black carbon spot.
Some of the photos show it more clearly - like the ones below.
If
seeing the spot would bother you, this is not the ring for you.
Much of the time the spot simply blends in
The Ring
The ring is breathtaking in person. A joy to behold- and even more of a
joy to actually hold.
Our rings have such a "soft" feeling.
No
sharp edges- impeccably finished. The stones placed right next to each
other- on the same plane. In other words- the trhee stones are on the
same level- many rings put the center diamond way up high- and sides
down low. Rarely is that disparity a design element- rather it indicates
the use of mismatched parts. We also set the diamonds low to your
finger.
The Side diamonds are an awesome pair with very high color- and a
real "antique vibe" to them. They have great size for their weight- they
make an lasting impression.
The spot in the diamond is not invisible- but neither is it obvious.
It's simply a different animal as compared to a colorless stone. A spot
is harder to see- and because of the rarity- much more acceptable in
such a unique diamond.
