1.21 CT. Round Diamond RB-4337

Loose Diamond Info
Shape:	Round Brilliant
Weight:	1.21 Carat
Color:	K (Faint Yellow)
Clarity:	VS1 (Absolutely No Visible Inclusions)
Certificate:	GIA
Depth:	63.1%
Table:	60%
Measurements:	6.63 - 6.72 x 4.21
CutQuality:	Premium
Girdle:	Very thick faceted
Culet:	N
Polish:	VG
Symmetry:	Very Good
Rap $ Per Carat:	$4,400
Our $ Per Carat:	$4,174
Discount %:	5.1%
Our Price:	$5,050

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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
K color is the first letter in faint yellow category. K color diamonds set in yellow gold settings look just fine. Go for a strong diamond fluorescence. It will compensate yellowish color effects. One may want to sacrifice diamond color for the sake of bigger size. K color diamonds are just perfect for that.

Clarity
VS1 diamonds have very small inclusions. Usually an experienced grader does not find any internal faults, but does not have great difficulties to see the inclusions when he moves the diamond a little from side to side. Typical inclusions of this group are small, light clouds or small light cracks on the girdle.

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11/21/2008

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