1.03 CT. Marquise Diamond MQ-2603

Loose Diamond Info
Shape:	Marquise
Weight:	1.03 Carat
Color:	F (Colorless)
Clarity:	SI3 (Slightly Included)
Certificate:	EGL
Depth:	61.3%
Table:	56%
Measurements:	10.46 - 5.17 - 3.17
CutQuality:	Premium
Girdle:	VTN-TK
Culet:	None
Polish:	Good
Symmetry:	Good
Rap $ Per Carat:	$3,900
Our $ Per Carat:	$3,505
Discount %:	10.1%
Our Price:	$3,610

	Cost Due to its relatively extensive manufacturing process and the fact that it is only available from one source, moissanite tends to be quite expensive (though still cheap when compared to diamonds) good quality moissanite stones run around $520 per caret. Different fittings appeared such as screw and clip on as well as those for pierced ears and it also became the norm for women to wear earrings in the day and not just for special occasions. The 1960's marked a massive change for the wearing of earrings when designs became completely unrestrained and it became common to see men also wearing earrings although most only usually wear one earring.

Diamond Certificate
Marquise Diamond Certificate

Explanation of Cut, Color and Clarity of This Diamond

Cut Quality
Proportions of the premium cut diamonds are very close to ideal cut. Premium cut diamond may be close to the ideal cut proportions and look just identical. By all means such diamonds are considered well cut. In fact, many consumers cannot distinguish between the ideal cut diamond and the premium cut. Appearance of diamond is very subjective and cannot be fully evaluated just by their proportions along.

Color
Slight presence of color may be detected in F color graded diamonds by an expert gemologist. The diamonds of this grade are considered colorless. Great choice for the purist. Look for a fluorescence rating of faint, inert, none, or negligible.

Clarity
SI3 clarity diamonds are slightly included grade three. SI3 diamonds have inclusions easily visible under 10x magnification. Such inclusions may be noticeable to the naked eye depending on their location on the diamonds, especially when diamonds are observed “upside down”.

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