That is a very specific and distinctive diamond. It’s a "character" stone—one that offers a lot of size and internal purity but sits in a unique spot regarding color. If you are looking at this for an engagement ring or a collection, here is the breakdown of what you’re actually getting: Color (J - Light Brown): This is the "wildcard." In the GIA grading scale, J is the end of the Near Colorless range. However, GIA adds the "Brown" modifier when the secondary tint is noticeable. Instead of the typical yellow tint seen in most J diamonds, this will have a warm, champagne, or "cognac" undertone. Clarity (VVS2): This is exceptionally high. You are paying a premium for a stone that is "Very, Very Slightly Included." Even under 10x magnification, a professional will have a hard time finding the tiny pinpoints. To the naked eye, it is perfectly clean. The Cushion Cut: Cushions are known for their "pillowy" shape and soft edges. They are excellent at retaining color, meaning the brown tint will likely be more saturated and visible than it would be in a Round Brilliant. Metal Choice is Everything Do not set this in Platinum or White Gold. The contrast will make the diamond look "muddy" or darker than it is. Set it in 18k Yellow Gold or Rose Gold. The metal will complement the brown undertones, making the color look intentional and like a "champagne" diamond rather than a "low-grade" white diamond. Important Information for Buyers: 1. Customs and Import Fees: ○ Your country of residence may impose additional customs and import fees. These fees are the sole responsibility of the buyer. ○ The VAT is not included in the price of the stone as it depends on your country’s laws. ○ How to pay VAT? You will pay the VAT directly to the courier company upon delivery. 2. Country-Specific Information: ○ France & Portugal: French and Portuguese customs will only clear imported loose diamonds (gemstones) if they are handled by a local customs broker. The broker fee is not included in the price of the lot, and it will need to be paid separately. ○ Belgium: To import loose diamonds into Belgium, you must have a license and be registered at the Diamond Office. 2. Cancellation/Withdrawal by the Winning Bidder: ○ In case of a return, VAT, shipping fees, and customs fees will not be refunded. The buyer will be responsible for all costs incurred during the return shipment.