No Reserve Price - 34 pcs Diamond (Natural coloured) - 1.10 ct - Square - VS2, I1 - Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab)






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GWLab laboratory report for a parcel of 34 natural square brilliant diamonds, total weight 1.10 carats, color graded Multiple Colors, clarity range VS2–I1, cut style Modified brilliant, sealed by the laboratory, not laser engraved, report date 16 November 2025, report number 250104061019.
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General Information
Report Date: 16/11/2025
Report Number: 250104061019
Description: One parcel of 34 natural diamonds.
Shape & Cutting Style: Square Brilliant
Diamond Specifications
Quantity: 34
Total Weight (Actual): 1.10 Carats
Color Grade: Multiple Colors (Indicates the parcel contains diamonds of various colors).
Clarity Grade: VS2-I1 (This is a range, meaning the clarity of the 34 diamonds varies from Very Slightly Included 2 (VS2) to Included 1 (I1))
General Information
Report Date: 16/11/2025
Report Number: 250104061019
Description: One parcel of 34 natural diamonds.
Shape & Cutting Style: Square Brilliant
Diamond Specifications
Quantity: 34
Total Weight (Actual): 1.10 Carats
Color Grade: Multiple Colors (Indicates the parcel contains diamonds of various colors).
Clarity Grade: VS2-I1 (This is a range, meaning the clarity of the 34 diamonds varies from Very Slightly Included 2 (VS2) to Included 1 (I1))
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