1 pcs Diamond (Natural) - 0.30 ct - Round - F - VVS2 - HRD Antwerp






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This natural 0.30-carat round brilliant-cut diamond has F colour, VVS2 clarity, laser inscription and an HRD Antwerp report, number 260000160227.
Description from the seller
Natural Diamond, 0.30 Carats – F/VVS2 – Round Brilliant Cut – HRD Antwerp Certificate
A 0.30-carat natural diamond, round brilliant cut, is offered for auction with a gemological report issued by HRD Antwerp, a recognized diamond certification laboratory based in Antwerp, Belgium.
The stone has F color, belonging to the colorless diamond group, and VVS2 clarity, meaning inclusions are very difficult to detect under 10× magnification.
Its round brilliant cut provides the characteristic play of light reflections of this type of diamond.
Gemological characteristics:
* Type: Natural diamond
* Quantity: 1 stone
* Weight: 0.30 carats
* Cut: Round brilliant
* Color: F (colorless)
* Clarity: VVS2
* Cut quality: Very Good
* Polish: Very Good
* Symmetry: Very Good
* Fluorescence: Slight
* Measurements: 4.17–4.20 × 2.71 mm
* Depth: 64.7%
* Table: 55%
* Crown: 16%
* Pavilion: 44%
* Clarity characteristics: Cleavages
Certification:
* Laboratory: HRD Antwerp
* Report number: 260000160227
* Date: July 22, 2026
* Laser inscription: HRD DIR260000160227
The laser inscription makes it possible to match the stone to its identification report.
Presentation:
This is a loose, unmounted natural diamond, suitable for making engagement rings, earrings, pendants, and other custom jewelry pieces.
Photographs of the stone from different angles, actual images of its presentation, and gemological documentation are included.
The stone will be properly protected for transport.
We recommend reviewing the photographs and the information in the HRD Antwerp report before placing a bid.
Natural Diamond, 0.30 Carats – F/VVS2 – Round Brilliant Cut – HRD Antwerp Certificate
A 0.30-carat natural diamond, round brilliant cut, is offered for auction with a gemological report issued by HRD Antwerp, a recognized diamond certification laboratory based in Antwerp, Belgium.
The stone has F color, belonging to the colorless diamond group, and VVS2 clarity, meaning inclusions are very difficult to detect under 10× magnification.
Its round brilliant cut provides the characteristic play of light reflections of this type of diamond.
Gemological characteristics:
* Type: Natural diamond
* Quantity: 1 stone
* Weight: 0.30 carats
* Cut: Round brilliant
* Color: F (colorless)
* Clarity: VVS2
* Cut quality: Very Good
* Polish: Very Good
* Symmetry: Very Good
* Fluorescence: Slight
* Measurements: 4.17–4.20 × 2.71 mm
* Depth: 64.7%
* Table: 55%
* Crown: 16%
* Pavilion: 44%
* Clarity characteristics: Cleavages
Certification:
* Laboratory: HRD Antwerp
* Report number: 260000160227
* Date: July 22, 2026
* Laser inscription: HRD DIR260000160227
The laser inscription makes it possible to match the stone to its identification report.
Presentation:
This is a loose, unmounted natural diamond, suitable for making engagement rings, earrings, pendants, and other custom jewelry pieces.
Photographs of the stone from different angles, actual images of its presentation, and gemological documentation are included.
The stone will be properly protected for transport.
We recommend reviewing the photographs and the information in the HRD Antwerp report before placing a bid.
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