1 pcs Diamond (Natural) - 0.92 ct - Emerald - K - VS2 - Gemological Institute of America (GIA) - Ex Ex None
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Selected by Alberto Fidalgo
Qualified goldsmith, gemmologist and diamond dealer with over fifteen years experience.
Retail Estimate € 3,200 - € 3,900
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Description from the seller
This lot concerns a new natural diamond directly sourced from the largest cutters in the world.
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Beautiful 0.92 carat natural diamond, precision cut in an elegant emerald (step) cut, offering a refined “hall of mirrors” brilliance highly appreciated by collectors and connoisseurs.
This diamond is GIA certified (Gemological Institute of America), ensuring full authenticity and internationally recognized grading standards.
Key Characteristics:
* Carat weight: 0.92 ct (near 1 carat)
* Shape: Emerald cut
* Color: K (warm white tone, elegant and natural)
* Clarity: VS2
* Polish: Excellent
* Symmetry: Excellent
* Fluorescence: None
Highlights:
* Close to the highly desirable 1 carat mark
* Eye-clean clarity with excellent transparency
* Classic emerald cut with a sophisticated, timeless look
* GIA certification for maximum buyer confidence
* No fluorescence, ensuring a pure and natural appearance
This diamond is ideal for:
Engagement ring centerpiece
Investment-grade loose diamond
Fine jewelry creation
This lot concerns a new natural diamond directly sourced from the largest cutters in the world.
All bids you make are inclusive of VAT for buyers within the European Union.
When purchasing a diamond from a seller outside the European Union, consider customs clearance costs and your local VAT rate: depending on your country, between 17% and 27%.
Beautiful 0.92 carat natural diamond, precision cut in an elegant emerald (step) cut, offering a refined “hall of mirrors” brilliance highly appreciated by collectors and connoisseurs.
This diamond is GIA certified (Gemological Institute of America), ensuring full authenticity and internationally recognized grading standards.
Key Characteristics:
* Carat weight: 0.92 ct (near 1 carat)
* Shape: Emerald cut
* Color: K (warm white tone, elegant and natural)
* Clarity: VS2
* Polish: Excellent
* Symmetry: Excellent
* Fluorescence: None
Highlights:
* Close to the highly desirable 1 carat mark
* Eye-clean clarity with excellent transparency
* Classic emerald cut with a sophisticated, timeless look
* GIA certification for maximum buyer confidence
* No fluorescence, ensuring a pure and natural appearance
This diamond is ideal for:
Engagement ring centerpiece
Investment-grade loose diamond
Fine jewelry creation
Details
Lab report number
1525429038
Diamond type
Natural
Number of diamonds
1
Total carat weight
0.92
Diamond clarity grade
VS2
Diamond colour grade
K
Fluorescence
None
Symmetry
Excellent
Polish
Excellent
Laboratory report
Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
Sealed by laboratory
No
Laser engraved
Yes
Weight
0.90-0.99
Title additional information
Ex Ex None
Shape
Emerald
Cutting style
Squared emerald cut
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