Diamond Details
Measurements
Anatomy & Cut
Additional Information
Color: I
This diamond is labeled nearly colorless, though it lies below the color grades of diamonds labeled D through 4 To most people, it will look completely colorless when viewed face-up, and what slight color exists will not be noticeable to the untrained eye. A person with a particularly discerning eye may detect a very, very faint trace of yellowish tint which appears almost like a glow of sunshine from within the diamond While most people desire colorless diamonds, many people enjoy the Warmth' that a slight hint of color adds to the diamond's personality. This hint of color can either be hidden or accentuated by the color of the jewelry metal in which the diamond is set.
Clarity: VS1
This diamond contains inclusions that are difficult to see even with 10x magnification. Under magnification, the trained eye will find them, but to the untrained observer they will be difficult to find. A diamond of this grade is clean to the naked eye.
Cut:G
Diamonds that are as Good reflect much of the light that enters them. Their proportions fall outside of the preferred range because the cutter has chosen to create the largest possible diamond from the original rough crystal, rather than cutting extra weight off to create a smaller Very Good quality diamond. Diamonds in this range offer an excellent cost-savings to customers who want to stay in a budget without sacrificing quality or beauty. The Good cut grade includes diamonds that are graded as AGA US Domestic Average.