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0.42-Carat PEAR Diamond
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Measurements: 0
Price $455
Wire Price $442
Report
Color D
Cut Faceted
Clarity VS1

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More Details
Type dbns
Shape PEAR
Report 6451961553
Carat 0.42
Color D
Clarity VS1
Measurements
Lab Cut Grade Faceted
Polish Excellent
Symmetry Very Good
Table % 58
Depth % 61.8
Crown %
Crown Angle 0.0000
Ratio
Pav Angle 0.0000
Pavillion %
Lab GIA
Culet None
Fluorescence FAINT BLUE
Girdle Medium


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CARAT
The international unit of weight used for measuring diamonds and gemstones, 1 carat is equal to 200 milligrams, or 0.2 grams. A specific measurement of a diamond's weight, carat weight alone may not accurately represent a diamond's visual size

We recommend considering carat weight along with two other influential characteristics: the overall dimensions and the cut grade of the diamond.

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CUT
Excellent: Our most brilliant cut, representing roughly the top 1% of GIA diamond quality based on cut. The highest grades of polish and symmetry allow it to reflect even more light than the standard ideal cut.

Ideal cut: Represents roughly the top 3% of AGS diamond quality based on cut. Reflects nearly all light that enters the diamond. An exquisite and rare cut.

Very good cut: Represents roughly the top 15% of diamond quality based on cut. Reflects nearly as much light as the ideal cut, but for a lower price.

Good cut: Represents roughly the top 25% of diamond quality based on cut. Reflects most light that enters. Much less expensive than a very good cut.

Fair cut: Represents roughly the top 35% of diamond quality based on cut. Still a quality diamond, but a fair cut will not be as brilliant as a good cut.

Poor cut: Diamonds that are generally so deep and narrow or shallow and wide that they lose most of the light out the sides and bottom. Godstone Diamond Fine Jewelry does not carry diamonds with cut grades of poor.

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COLOR
Color refers to a diamond's lack of color, grading the whiteness of a diamond. A color grade of D is the highest possible, while Z is the lowest. Godstone Diamond Fine Jewelry only sells diamonds with a color grade of J or higher.

Color manifests itself in a diamond as a pale yellow. This is why a diamond's color grade is based on its lack of color. The less color a diamond has, the higher its color grade. After cut, color is generally considered the second most important characteristic when selecting a diamond. This is because the human eye tends to detect a diamond's sparkle (light performance) first, and color second.
At Godstone Diamond Fine Jewelry, you'll find only the finest diamonds with color graded D-J. Diamonds graded J or better are colorless or near-colorless, with color that is typically undetectable to the unaided eye.


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CLARITY
Clarity is a measure of the number and size of the tiny imperfections that occur in almost all diamonds. Many of these imperfections are microscopic, and do not affect a diamond's beauty in any discernible way. Much is made of a diamond's clarity, but of the Four Cs, it is the easiest to understand, and, according to many experts, generally has the least impact on a diamond's appearance. Clarity simply refers to the tiny, natural imperfections that occur in all but the finest diamonds.

Gemologists refer to these imperfections by a variety of technical names, including blemishes and inclusions, among others. Diamonds with the least and smallest imperfections receive the highest clarity grades. Because these imperfections tend to be microscopic, they do not generally affect a diamond's beauty in any discernible way.


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