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Shape	Carat	Cut	Color	Clarity	Price (USD)
emerald Ship within 3 days.	0.97	Ideal	E	SI1	$265	View More
$265 ~~was $353~~ emerald cut diamond Add to Bag Diamond photo is for visual purposes only. DIAMOND DETAILS Carat 0.97 Size (mm) 6.38 - 4.59 x 3.21 MM CUT IdealPerfectly-proportioned to return all light that enters for maximum fire. Only 5% of mined diamonds meet this standard. COLOR EAlmost completely colorless. So close to perfectly colorless, only expert gemologists may be able to detect any color. CLARITY SI1Slightly included. Easily seen by an expert under 10x magnification but difficult to see with the naked eye. IN THE BOX Diamond (Non Certified) Table & Depth 58.00%, 69.90% L/W Ratio 1.39 SKU 142933241
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The "face" or table of a diamond can be around 53-64% of its average diameter. Different cuts and shapes may have varying table sizes.

Depth ?
The weight hidden in the bottom, also called the pavilion, typically accounts for around 40-60% of the diamond’s total weight. This portion plays a crucial role in enhancing the stone’s overall brilliance and light performance.

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Shape ? A diamond's shape refers to the general silhouette of the stone when viewed face up, not to be confused with the cut.

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Carat ? Carat is a measurement of a diamonds weight. More carats = more money.

Cut ? A diamond's cut refers to how well it returns light; Excellent being ideal standards, Poor being the lowest possible standards.

Color ? Diamond color measures the degree of colorlessness. Stones are graded on a scale that ranges from D (colorless) to Z (yellow).

Clarity ? Clarity refers to the number, size, and position of inclusions and blemishes. Diamonds are graded on a scale from Flawless (no inclusions) to I3 (obvious inclusions).

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Method ? Filter by Diamond Creation Method: CVD or HPHT.

Table ? The "face" or table of a diamond can be around 53-64% of its average diameter. Different cuts and shapes may have varying table sizes.

Depth ? The weight hidden in the bottom, also called the pavilion, typically accounts for around 40-60% of the diamond’s total weight. This portion plays a crucial role in enhancing the stone’s overall brilliance and light performance.

L/W Ratio ? Length divided by width. Higher ratio = slender diamond, lower ratio = broader diamond. Each shape has unique recommendations.

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emerald cut diamond

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Shape ?
A diamond's shape refers to the general silhouette of the stone when viewed face up, not to be confused with the cut.

Carat ?
Carat is a measurement of a diamonds weight. More carats = more money.

Cut ?
A diamond's cut refers to how well it returns light; Excellent being ideal standards, Poor being the lowest possible standards.

Color ?
Diamond color measures the degree of colorlessness. Stones are graded on a scale that ranges from D (colorless) to Z (yellow).

Clarity ?
Clarity refers to the number, size, and position of inclusions and blemishes. Diamonds are graded on a scale from Flawless (no inclusions) to I3 (obvious inclusions).

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Method ?
Filter by Diamond Creation Method: CVD or HPHT.

Table ?
The "face" or table of a diamond can be around 53-64% of its average diameter. Different cuts and shapes may have varying table sizes.

Depth ?
The weight hidden in the bottom, also called the pavilion, typically accounts for around 40-60% of the diamond’s total weight. This portion plays a crucial role in enhancing the stone’s overall brilliance and light performance.

L/W Ratio ?
Length divided by width. Higher ratio = slender diamond, lower ratio = broader diamond. Each shape has unique recommendations.