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Shown with 1.5 ctThe Ellie Set With A Lab Diamond
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Approx. TCW
0.4 ct
The setting's average total carat weight
accent gems
D-F
Color
VVS
Clarity
Side stones average color & clarity
14k Yellow Gold
14k Yellow Gold
58.5%Gold
6.1%Silver
4.7%Zinc
30.5%Copper
The secret sauce that makes this piece.
width
1.8 mm
Measured at the base of the ring
profile
Medium
Only stacks with a chevron/curved band
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CARAT
1ct
Universal measurement unit for diamonds
CLARITY
VVS2
Hard to see inclusions even under 10x magnification
COLOR
E
Completely colorless
DIMENSIONS (mm)
6.41x6.46
Ratio: 0.99
CUT
Excellent
Close to perfect light reflection & proportions
IGI
Lab
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LabDiamond
The Ellie Set With A Lab Diamond
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ColorE
Completely colorless, these diamonds are rare and highly sought after. A good choice when money is no object.
Color refers to the natural tint of a diamond. The closer the diamond is to “colorless” the rarer it is. The industry standard to grading color in a diamond is to assign a letter grade from D (colorless) to J (nearly colorless)
ClarityVVS2
Very, Very Slightly Included. Inclusions are present, but extremely hard to see - even under 10x magnification.
Most diamonds have imperfections in the form of internal flaws and surface blemishes. These imperfections are graded on a scale of FL (flawless) to I1-I3 (included). FL diamonds are the rarest and hardest to find.
CutExcellent
Incredible fire, brilliance, and diamond anatomy.
A diamond’s cut measures its anatomy and ability to reflect light. Cut grades go from “Excellent” to “Poor”. Well-cut diamonds have outstanding proportions with immense fire, brilliance, and scintillation.