Diamond Details

• Stock number: 464736357
• Depth %: 60.6

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  Depth Percentage

  is the ratio of the total depth of the diamond (from table to culet) as compared with the total diameter (which is used as the 100% figure for all diamond dimensions). For instance, if the total diameter of a round diamond is 6.00 mm and the total depth is 4.00 mm, then the depth percentage is 66.7%.

  

  • Ideal:58 - 60%
  • Excellent:60.1 - 62%
  • Good:62 - 64%
  • Fair:64 - 66%
  • Poor:over 66% or under 57%
• Price: 46,080
• Table %: 60%

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  Table Percentage

  The width of the table divided by the diameter of the gemstone. The table percentage is critical to creating sparkle in a gemstone; a gemstone with a table percentage too low or too high will lack sparkle.

• Price: 542
• Polish: Excellent

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  Polish

  A grade given to the external finish of a stone. The polish grades from poor to excellent. Good polish is crucial for maximum brilliance of a diamond, but it takes a trained eye to distinguish between polish grades. Extra facets to remove a part of the rough are common, as well as grainy lines that are visible only under a loupe or microscope

• Carat weight: 0.42

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  Carat

  The carat is a unit of mass equal to 200 mg or 0.2gms

  Also see-Karart, Diamond Education, Total Carat Weight.

• Symmetry: Excellent

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  Symmetry

  A grade given to the overall uniformity of a stone's cut, which can range from poor to excellent. Poor symmetry will hurt a diamond's sparkle and fire, due to loss of light as it flows through the stone and out to your eye. We recommend only diamonds with good to excellent symmetry.

• Cut: Excellent

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  Cut is the geometric proportions like symmetry, polish and facet proportion of a diamond, such as brilliant Cut. Cut does not refer to shape (pear, oval), but the symmetry, proportioning and polish of a diamond. The cut of a diamond greatly impacts diamond brilliance, this means if it is cut poorly, it will be less luminous.

  Choose a Cut

  Ideal Cut Excellent Very Good Good Fair and Poor

  Ideal Cut: With maximum fire and brilliance it reflects almost all of the light that enters creating exceptional sparkle.An exquisite and rare cut.

  Excellent: With maximum fire and brilliance it reflects almost all of the light that enters creating exceptional sparkle.An exquisite and rare cut.

  Very Good: With maximum fire and brilliance it reflects almost all of the light that enters creating exceptional sparkle.An exquisite and rare cut.

  Good: With maximum fire and brilliance it reflects almost all of the light that enters creating exceptional sparkle.An exquisite and rare cut.

  Fair and Poor: With maximum fire and brilliance it reflects almost all of the light that enters creating exceptional sparkle.An exquisite and rare cut.
• Color: D

  Diamond Color

  Color denotes the diamonds whiteness or lack of colour. The more colourless the diamonds hue, the highest its colour grading will be. The colour scale ranges from D to Z, with D being the highest colour grade and Z the lowest

  Choose a Color grade

  D E F G H I J K

  D: 100% Colorless. The highest color grade a diamond can receive. D graded diamonds are extremely rare and very highly priced.

  E: Colorless. Exceptionally transparent. Extremely difficult to detect the traces of color in an E or F graded diamond. These diamonds are rare and highly priced.

  F: Colorless. Exceptionally transparent. Extremely difficult to detect the traces of color in an E or F graded diamond. These diamonds are rare and highly priced.

  G: Nearly Colorless. Unless these diamonds are compared next to a master stone of higher color grade, color is nearly indiscernible. Appear completely colorless when face up. These diamonds are still rare, but slightly less expensive and are considered a good value.

  H: Nearly Colorless. Unless these diamonds are compared next to a master stone of higher color grade, color is nearly indiscernible. Appear completely colorless when face up. These diamonds are still rare, but slightly less expensive and are considered a good value.

  I: Nearly Colorless. Color in these diamonds is slightly detectable. The slight amount of color is imperceptible by the unaided eye once the diamond has been mounted. Superior value.

  J: Nearly Colorless. Color in these diamonds is slightly detectable. The slight amount of color is imperceptible by the unaided eye once the diamond has been mounted. Superior value.

  K: Faint Yellow. Noticeable color, although some diamonds in this range can still be fiery and beautiful.
• Culet: None

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  Culet

  The culet on a diamond is the tiny flat facet that is formed by polishing off the tip at the bottom where all the facets of the pavilion otherwise come to a point. This protects the fragile tip of the diamond from chipping, which would require an expensive recut.

  

• Clarity: SI1

  Diamond Clarity

  Color denotes the diamonds whiteness or lack of colour. The more colourless the diamonds hue, the highest its colour grading will be. The colour scale ranges from D to Z, with D being the highest colour grade and Z the lowest

  Choose a Color grade

  IF VVS1 VVS2 VS1 VS2 SI1 SI2 I1 I2 I3

  IF: Internally Flawless: no internal flaws, but some surface flaws. Very rare.

  VVS1: Very Very Slightly Included (two grades). Minute inclusions very difficult to detect under 10x magnification by a trained gemologist.

  VVS2: Very Very Slightly Included (two grades). Minute inclusions very difficult to detect under 10x magnification by a trained gemologist.

  VS1: Very Slightly Included (two grades). Minute inclusions seen only with difficulty under 10x magnification.

  VS2: Very Slightly Included (two grades). Minute inclusions seen only with difficulty under 10x magnification.

  SI1: Slightly Included (two grades). Minute inclusions more easily detected under 10x magnification.

  SI2: Slightly Included (two grades). Minute inclusions more easily detected under 10x magnification.

  I1: Included (three grades). Inclusions visible under 10x magnification AS WELL AS to the human eye. We do not recommend buying diamonds in any of these grades.

  I2: Included (three grades). Inclusions visible under 10x magnification AS WELL AS to the human eye. We do not recommend buying diamonds in any of these grades.

  I3: Included (three grades). Inclusions visible under 10x magnification AS WELL AS to the human eye. We do not recommend buying diamonds in any of these grades.
• Fluorescence: None

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  Fluorescence

  A glow, usually of a bluish color, which emanates from certain diamonds when exposed to ultraviolet light. Strong fluorescence should be avoided, but faint fluorescence usually does not affect the appearance of a diamond. In fact, faint or moderate blue fluorescence is preferred by some customers because it can make a less expensive yellowish color appear more white or colorless in daylight.

• Measurements(mm):
• Diamond Certification:
• Crown Angle: 32.5
• Certificate Number: 1517663638
• Pavilion Angle: 41.4