No reserve price - 10 pcs Diamond (Natural) - 2.07 ct - Round - D (colourless) - VS1, VS2 - Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab) - 10 incredible pieces
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Selected by Maria René Piacenza Bernal
FGA London gemmologist with 20 years' experience as independent diamond expert and trader.
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Lot of 10 natural diamonds certified by GWLab, total 2.07 ct, natural brown color, clarity VS1–VS2, round brilliant cut, untreated, sealed with certificate no. 250000271017.
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Description from the seller
Lot of 10 certified natural diamonds – 2.07 ct total – Brown color VS1–VS2 – Rare
A unique opportunity for collectors, jewelers, or investors.
Batch of 10 natural diamonds with international certification from GWLab (Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory), a globally recognized laboratory for its precision in colorimetry and cutting.
Stones with a natural color of warm brown and high clarity VS1–VS2, a highly sought-after combination in the international market.
Technical features
Certificate: GWLab No. 250000271017
Certification date: 12/10/2025
Total weight: 2.07 carats (10 round pieces)
• Color: Natural Brown (a blend of intensities)
• Clarity: VS1 – VS2
Shape and size: Round brilliant (brilliant cut)
Origin: Natural, untreated.
State: Sealed and tamper-proof.
Perfect for setting in earrings, rings, or luxury jewelry, or for keeping as a stable physical investment.
Uncommon color and great purity (VS1–VS2), with unique golden and copper reflections.
An elegant and sophisticated set, certified and with verified provenance.
Includes original GWLab certificate and sealed presentation.
Lot of 10 certified natural diamonds – 2.07 ct total – Brown color VS1–VS2 – Rare
A unique opportunity for collectors, jewelers, or investors.
Batch of 10 natural diamonds with international certification from GWLab (Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory), a globally recognized laboratory for its precision in colorimetry and cutting.
Stones with a natural color of warm brown and high clarity VS1–VS2, a highly sought-after combination in the international market.
Technical features
Certificate: GWLab No. 250000271017
Certification date: 12/10/2025
Total weight: 2.07 carats (10 round pieces)
• Color: Natural Brown (a blend of intensities)
• Clarity: VS1 – VS2
Shape and size: Round brilliant (brilliant cut)
Origin: Natural, untreated.
State: Sealed and tamper-proof.
Perfect for setting in earrings, rings, or luxury jewelry, or for keeping as a stable physical investment.
Uncommon color and great purity (VS1–VS2), with unique golden and copper reflections.
An elegant and sophisticated set, certified and with verified provenance.
Includes original GWLab certificate and sealed presentation.
Details
Lab report number
250000271017
Diamond type
Natural
Number of diamonds
10
Total carat weight
2.07
Cut grade
Excellent
Diamond Clarity Grade
VS1, VS2
Diamond Colour Grade
D (colourless)
Fluorescence
None
Laboratory Report
Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab)
Sealed by laboratory
Yes
Laser Engraved
No
Weight
2.00-2.99
Title additional information
10 incredible pieces
Shape
Round
Cutting style
Brilliant cut
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