1 pcs Diamond (Colour-treated) - 3.01 ct - Round - Fancy deep Orange Mixed orange - VVS2 - Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
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A 3.01 carat round brilliant-cut diamond, HPHT-treated Fancy Deep yellowish orange colour, VVS2 clarity, Excellent polish and symmetry, with GIA report no. 2155711709.
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Description from the seller
October 21, 2013
Shape and Cutting Style: Round Brilliant
Measurements: 9.14 - 9.21 x 5.82 mm
Carat Weight ……………………………………….. 3.01 carat
Color
Origin …………………………………………………. HPHT PROCESSED
Grade …………………………………………………. FANCY DEEP
YELLOWISH ORANGE*
Distribution ……………………………………….. Even
Clarity Grade ……………………………………….. VVS2
Finish
Polish ……………………………………………….. Excellent
Symmetry ………………………………………….. Excellent
Fluorescence ……………………………………… None
Comments:
Internal graining is not shown.
Inscription:
HPHT PROCESSED,
“HPHT Processed.” This diamond has been
processed by high pressure/high temperature
(HPHT) to change its color.
Seller's Story
Mamta Diam is a trusted name in the diamond and gemstone industry, proudly based in Antwerp, Belgium — the heart of the global diamond trade. With over 35 years of experience, we specialise in sourcing and offering high-quality diamonds and coloured gemstones. Listed in Catawiki for past 3 years.
We are committed to providing exceptional service, transparent communication, and ethically sourced products. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned collector, we strive to ensure a smooth, secure, and rewarding experience with every purchase.
October 21, 2013
Shape and Cutting Style: Round Brilliant
Measurements: 9.14 - 9.21 x 5.82 mm
Carat Weight ……………………………………….. 3.01 carat
Color
Origin …………………………………………………. HPHT PROCESSED
Grade …………………………………………………. FANCY DEEP
YELLOWISH ORANGE*
Distribution ……………………………………….. Even
Clarity Grade ……………………………………….. VVS2
Finish
Polish ……………………………………………….. Excellent
Symmetry ………………………………………….. Excellent
Fluorescence ……………………………………… None
Comments:
Internal graining is not shown.
Inscription:
HPHT PROCESSED,
“HPHT Processed.” This diamond has been
processed by high pressure/high temperature
(HPHT) to change its color.
Seller's Story
Mamta Diam is a trusted name in the diamond and gemstone industry, proudly based in Antwerp, Belgium — the heart of the global diamond trade. With over 35 years of experience, we specialise in sourcing and offering high-quality diamonds and coloured gemstones. Listed in Catawiki for past 3 years.
We are committed to providing exceptional service, transparent communication, and ethically sourced products. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned collector, we strive to ensure a smooth, secure, and rewarding experience with every purchase.
Details
Lab report number
2155711709
Diamond type
Colour-treated
Natural fancy colour
Mixed orange
Number of diamonds
1
Fancy colour intensity
Fancy deep
Total carat weight
3.01
Fancy colour overtone
Orange
Diamond Clarity Grade
VVS2
Symmetry
Excellent
Polish
Excellent
Laboratory Report
Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
Sealed by laboratory
No
Laser Engraved
No
Weight
3.00-3.99
Shape
Round
Cutting style
Brilliant cut
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