No reserve price - 1 pcs Diamond (Natural coloured) - 0.50 ct - Pear - Fancy Brown Yellow - SI1 - Gemological Institute of America (GIA)

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Alberto Fidalgo
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Qualified goldsmith, gemmologist and diamond dealer with over fifteen years experience.

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Pear-shaped natural fancy brown-yellow diamond, 0.50 ct, SI1, with GIA certificate and report number 702501001.

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Description from the seller

Shape: Pear Brilliant Carat: 0.50ct
Clarity: SI1
Color: Fancy Brown Yellow

Certification included: IGI Antwerp 702501001

Shape: Pear Brilliant Carat: 0.50ct
Clarity: SI1
Color: Fancy Brown Yellow

Certification included: IGI Antwerp 702501001

Details

Fancy colour
Yellow
Diamond type
Natural coloured
Lab report number
702501001
Fancy colour intensity
Fancy
Number of diamonds
1
Total carat weight
0.50
Fancy colour overtone
Brown
Cut grade
Very good
Diamond clarity grade
SI1
Symmetry
Very good
Polish
Very good
Girdle
Extremely thick
Laboratory report
Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
Sealed by laboratory
Yes
Laser engraved
No
Weight
0.50-0.69
Shape
Pear
Cutting style
Pear shape cut
Sold by
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
Private

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