Natural Diamond Parcel – 1.12 ct Total – 40 Round Brilliant Diamonds – D–I Color – VS–I Clarity – Gem Report Antwerp An attractive and highly versatile certified parcel of 40 natural diamonds with a combined total weight of 1.12 carats, accompanied by an original Gem Report Antwerp diamond report dated September 1, 2026. The parcel consists entirely of 100% natural round brilliant cut diamonds. The round brilliant is the classic choice for fine diamond jewellery, designed to maximize brilliance and light return and suitable for virtually every style of diamond setting. With 40 individual natural diamonds included, this parcel provides an excellent selection for jewellers, goldsmiths, jewellery designers, collectors and buyers seeking genuine loose diamonds for a new jewellery project or restoration. According to the accompanying Gem Report Antwerp documentation, the diamonds have individual carat weights ranging from approximately 0.02 ct to 0.03 ct each, with measurements ranging from approximately 1.60 mm to 2.15 mm. This makes them particularly useful as natural diamond melee, pavé diamonds, accent diamonds and small brilliant cut diamonds. The report gives the parcel a broad but attractive D–I color range, extending from exceptional colorless D through the near-colorless grades. The reported clarity range is VS–I. These characteristics provide considerable flexibility when selecting and matching individual stones for different jewellery applications. With 40 stones and 1.12 ct total diamond weight, this parcel is particularly suitable for designs requiring numerous smaller diamonds. Possible applications include pavé diamond engagement rings, diamond wedding bands, eternity rings, halo engagement rings, cluster rings, diamond earrings, pendants, bracelets, brooches, necklaces and other custom-made fine jewellery. These diamonds are also well suited to antique and vintage jewellery restoration. Jewellers frequently require smaller natural round diamonds when replacing missing stones in older rings, bracelets, brooches and other diamond-set pieces. The assortment of approximately 1.60–2.15 mm diameters gives the buyer multiple sizes from which to select when matching an existing setting. For jewellery designers, this parcel provides the opportunity to create a substantial pavé or multi-stone design from a single certified group of natural diamonds. The stones could be used in yellow gold, white gold, rose gold or platinum jewellery, whether for a contemporary minimalist design or a more elaborate traditional diamond setting. The accompanying report identifies the stones specifically as Natural Diamond and the cutting style as Round Brilliant. It records Good to Very Good polish, Poor to Fair symmetry, and fluorescence ranging from None to Strong across the parcel. The combination of 40 individual diamonds, 1.12 carats total weight, D–I color and small round brilliant dimensions makes this an especially practical lot for buyers searching for natural diamond melee rather than a single large diamond. For buyers searching for natural loose diamonds, certified natural diamonds, diamond parcel, 1.12 carat diamond parcel, 40 natural diamonds, round brilliant diamonds, D–I color diamonds, colorless diamonds, near-colorless diamonds, VS diamonds, loose melee diamonds, natural diamond melee, small natural diamonds, pavé diamonds, accent diamonds, loose brilliant cut diamonds, diamonds for jewellery making, diamonds for engagement rings, diamonds for wedding bands, diamonds for eternity rings, halo diamonds, cluster diamonds, jewellery repair diamonds, replacement diamonds, vintage jewellery restoration diamonds, loose diamonds for gold jewellery, loose diamonds for platinum jewellery, Antwerp diamonds or certified diamond lots, this parcel represents a highly versatile selection. Diamond details: Natural Diamond; Round Brilliant Cut; 40 stones; 1.12 ct total carat weight; approximately 0.02–0.03 ct per stone; measurements approximately 1.60–2.15 mm; D–I color range; VS–I clarity range; Good–Very Good polish; Poor–Fair symmetry; fluorescence ranging from None–Strong. Accompanied by Gem Report Antwerp Report No. 1810039474 AN, dated September 1, 2026.