1 pcs Diamond (Natural) - 0.63 ct - Round - D (colourless) - VVS1 - International Gemological Institute (IGI)
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Description from the seller
IGI-certified natural diamond, round brilliant cut of 0.63 ct.
Color D (maximum grade, fully colorless) and clarity VVS1 (very high quality).
Cut, symmetry and polish Excellent for exceptional brilliance.
Very slight fluorescence, invisible to the naked eye.
High-quality stone, ideal for a ring or investment. Certificate included.
IGI-certified natural diamond, round brilliant cut of 0.63 ct.
Color D (maximum grade, fully colorless) and clarity VVS1 (very high quality).
Cut, symmetry and polish Excellent for exceptional brilliance.
Very slight fluorescence, invisible to the naked eye.
High-quality stone, ideal for a ring or investment. Certificate included.
Details
Lab report number
733522620
Diamond type
Natural
Number of diamonds
1
Total carat weight
0.63
Cut grade
Excellent
Diamond clarity grade
VVS1
Diamond colour grade
D (colourless)
Fluorescence
Very slight fluorescence
Symmetry
Excellent
Polish
Excellent
Laboratory report
International Gemological Institute (IGI)
Sealed by laboratory
No
Laser engraved
Yes
Weight
0.50-0.69
Shape
Round
Cutting style
Brilliant cut
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