
0.7 Size

Diamond Pear
0.7 Size

All characteristics
- Diamond ID 138854105
- Polish Very Good
- Price per carat 2109 $
- Symmetry Very Good
- Carat 0.7
- Girdle, min STK
- Shape
Pear
- Girdle, max TK
- Color J
- Cullet N
- Clarity SI2
- Fluorescence None
- Dimensions (width * height * length) 8.01 × 4.93 × 3.06 mm
- Depth 62.1 %
- Certificate 1363371445
- Table 60 %
Detailed description
Shape
Pear diamond
Cut, developed in the XV century, in Belgium. A pear-shaped stone may also resemble a drop or tear. The elongated shape looks refined and feminine.
Size
0.7 carat
Diamond weight has historically been measured in carats. 1 carat = 0.2 gr. Since diamonds are rarer in nature the larger they are, the weight of a diamond dramatically affects its price. A one-carat diamond will cost more than two half-carats of the same characteristics.
Color
J (Slight color)
Natural diamonds can come in a variety of colors. Some of them are highly valued: blue, pink and even yellow - the more pure the color and saturation they have. However, in colorless diamonds, the presence of yellowish hues makes them less valuable.
Clarity
SI2 (Small noticeable inclusions)
Natural diamonds, as a rule, carry traces of their birth in the depths in the form of inclusions of varying degrees of visibility. Only less than 1% of stones can boast of absolute purity - FL
Important to know
All articlesInternational diamond valuation system
The international certification of diamonds is based on the 4C method - Cut, Color, Clarity, and Weight (Carat). This system was proposed by the founder of the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), Robert M. Schilli, in 1940, as an auxiliary tool for his students.
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