20 results for "1.08ct Cushion Cut Diamond I-VS2 GIA" between $2,000.00 and $20,000.00

1.08-Carat Cushion, Good Cut, I Color VVS2 Clarity Loose Diamond. This diamond from Blue Nile is GIA Certified

This diamond contains some minor inclusions when observed under 10x magnification loupe, is very difficult to be seen to the naked eye. The inclusions are very small and generally located in the pavilion and outside of the center of the diamond. This is a very high quality and recommended clarity grade.

Unlike diamonds in higher color grade colors, this stone when cut to specified proportions, produces a warm brilliancy to please the most discriminating taste. The I-Color diamond is less expensive and like the H-Color gem, you can buy a larger size and still get the quality you desire. *If this diamond has a medium or strong blue fluorescence, the slight tint will appear a grade or two higher, masking any tint of color.

1.08ct. G VS2 Princess Cut Natural Loose Diamond (EGL Certified)

T he diamond has been submitted to GIA for a report  We include our comprehensive appraisal for identification or insurance purposes. How much will my new diamond appraise for?

A GIA certified platinum engagement ring with an exquisite 1.08 carat F-G color VS1/2 clarity round brilliant cut diamond center. The setting is wonderfully made in platinum and unique in design. 54 old european cut diamonds weighing 0.43 carats sparkle throughout the setting, grading colorless/near colorless VS2/Si1 clarity.

We can sell our semi-mount rings at a substantially lower price than we could if semi-mount rings were our only business. Generally speaking, every time we sell a semi-mount, we are selling the diamond that is going in the center.  Therefore we can afford to offer a super high quality product at a far lower price could find from a company selling only semi mount rings.

1.07-Carat Marquise, Good Cut, J Color VS2 Clarity Loose Diamond. This diamond from Blue Nile is GIA Certified

The diamond possesses Strong blue fluorescence. In most of the photos, the light use has very little UV content. In the photo below is a much higher level of UV content and you can see how the diamond does change color. Many dealers, including myself, feel the GIA is routinely more strict on diamonds that have medium or strong fluorescence, when it comes to fancy yellow grading. I've seen many cases of stones downgraded due to fluorescence.