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Pear Shape – Lab Grown HPHT Diamonds

0.14 TO 0.19 Carat, 3.5 To 3.9 MM, DEF Color, VVS Purity Ex – VG Cut White Pear Shape Lab Grown HPHT Diamond For Wholesale

VVSVery, Very Slightly Included: Inclusions are difficult for a skilled grader to see under 10x magnification. VVS1 and VVS2 diamonds have very minute inclusions that are exceedingly difficult to see at 10X magnification. You won't see inclusions with your naked eye, and they will be difficult to find with a microscope or a loupe. VVS1 inclusions are typically only visible from the pavilion, while VVS2 inclusions are visible from the crown. In each, the inclusions are invisible to the eye, appearing identical to the higher grades unless viewed under 10x magnification by a skilled grader.VSVery Slightly Included: Inclusions are clearly visible under 10x magnification but can be characterized as minor. VS1 and VS2 diamonds have minor inclusions that are seen under 10X magnification, but inclusions typically cannot be seen without the aid of a loupe or microscope. Inclusions are not visible to the naked eye. Perhaps 1 in 100 untrained observers can detect VS2 inclusions with the naked eye, on close inspection under ideal conditionsSISlightly Included: Inclusions are noticeable to a skilled grader using 10x magnification. SI1 and SI2 diamonds have inclusions that are noticeable under 10X magnification, and inclusions may be eye-visible. The degree of visibility varies with SI clarity diamonds. SI1 is the lowest grade with flaws often invisible to the naked eye. SI2 inclusions are usually visible to the naked eye, although they will require close inspection.IIncluded: Inclusions are obvious under 10x magnification and may affect transparency and brilliance. Included stones have obvious inclusions at 10X magnification, and depending on the degree, included diamonds will have obvious eye visible inclusions. In this category, durability may also be compromised by inclusions. I1 diamonds have inclusions that are almost always visible to the naked eye. Because I2-I3 diamonds have prounounced inclusions, and in the case of I3 may even affect the diamond's durability, they are not offered by Lumera.
DEFThese are colorless diamonds. Only experienced diamond graders are capable of differentiating between D & E colors, and then only if these diamonds are unmounted. While there are differences in color between D, E, and F diamonds, they can be detected only by a gemologist in side by side comparisons, and rarely by the untrained eye. D Color -> Simply put, ‘D’ is the crème de la crème of diamond color grades. It’s the Kate Middleton of Princesses, the Lulu Lemon of stretchy pants.D color diamonds have the least amount of color in them (technically colorless), and this makes them the brightest, whitest and iciest of all the colors on the scale. It also makes them the rarest of all the colors, and – yes, you’ve guessed it – the cruelest on your wallet.Colorless diamonds (grades D-F) make up less than 1% of the world’s supply of diamonds, and as a result you are expected to pay a premium for the privilege of owning one. Wouldn’t Say No…Now, if you are rolling in the Benjamins and looking to splash out bigly, by all means go for it. However, a word of warning as you embark on that journey. Do not assume that buying the best color diamond means you will get the most beautiful icy white stone. While there are differences in color between D, E, and F diamonds, they can be detected only by a gemologist in side by side comparisons, and rarely by the untrained eye. E is one very small step down the color scale from D (seems legit, sequence wise). An E color diamond is still sitting pretty in that ‘colorless’ range, and so it also carries the hefty price tag found with its D colored cousins. Not much, frankly. Imagine that you have a large bathtub full of water, and to it you add a half cup of lemon juice. This tiny amount of tinted liquid will not alter the overall color of the water in the bathtub. That’s your D grade diamond. Now imagine adding another half cup of lemon juice. Again, this doesn’t alter the overall tint of the bath water. That’s your E grade diamond. So, unless you can tell the difference between these two beauties below, go for the E colored diamond rather than the D colored one, and save yourself some cash. While there are differences in color between D, E, and F diamonds, they can be detected only by a gemologist in side by side comparisons, and rarely by the untrained eye. F colored diamonds are the last stop on the colorless scale. If we are to apply our ‘lemon juice in the bathtub’ analogy (see the previous post on E colored diamonds for that little gem), think of it as adding another half cup to the tub. So far, I’ll admit that I have been a little less than enthusiastic in suggesting you buy colorless D-F stones. I do believe that D and E color diamonds can be a waste of money, especially if you are going for a round diamond (or indeed any shape with a brilliant cut). However, there are two cases in which I think it advisable to splash out on this higher grade of color; with a large stone, and with a step cut. With a larger sized diamond (let’s say over 2 carats), any hints of color are more noticeable and so you are better off sticking with an F or higher – especially of you are extremely color adverse and need that baby to be icy white (otherwise G color should be fine)GHIWhile containing traces of color, G-J diamonds are suitable for a platinum or white gold setting, which would normally betray any hint of color in a diamond. You know that moment when you are in a store and the sales assistant is really trying to get you to hand over more money for an extra feature you absolutely know you will not use? You listen to her spiel out of courtesy, but both of you know she’s wasting her sweet time. This is not to say that all G’s are created equal though! For example, a G color as stated by ‘GIA’ diamond grading laboratories is most definitely a G, but a G color as stated by a hypothetical grading lab named ‘We Gradez Diamondz’ may not be a true G at all, but an I color or even lower.Stick with the reputable grading labs to avoid this issue (I’ve written extensively on this in my articles on grading, check them out or regret it forever). Cut is also a huge factor in how much color can be seen in a stone. A well-cut G (and even lower) can disguise any potential color that might be seen within the stone, so make sure you are only considering excellent cut diamonds.Bottom line folks, if you want a colorless diamond without re-mortgaging your condo, G is the color for you. While containing traces of color, G-J diamonds are suitable for a platinum or white gold setting, which would normally betray any hint of color in a diamond. I love H colored diamonds. For me, H is the perfect color. It still faces up white just like its G colored cousins, but it’s even cheaper. You see, the diamond industry has caught on to the fact that consumers want G color stones, and because of this they tend to be much pricier than H colored stones one grade down.Furthermore, if a diamond grader has a stone that is on the cusp of H and G color band, they might be tempted to grade it as a G in the hopes of making a little more money off of it (this will not happen in the big laboratories however). So in reality you could be paying for an H color diamond at a G color price. A well-cut H diamond will not be identifiable as such on its own, however there could well be variances on the type of color visible in the diamond (provided you can spot any color at all). An H colored diamond might have subtle undertones of color that are not just the standard ‘yellow’ that so many of us have come to expect Because I-J diamonds are more common than the higher grades, they tend to be a great value. An I-J diamond may retail for half the price of a D diamond. Within the G-J range, price tends to increase 10-20% between each diamond grade. Even though I colored diamonds are still within the ‘near colorless’ band, it is generally around this mark that people begin to notice the subtle undertones within the body of a diamond – especially in larger sized stones (1.5 carats and above).
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