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E delivers colorless quality at a lower price than D while remaining invisible through the asscher's transparent step-cut facets. Even though the asscher shows color more openly than brilliant cuts, E's microscopic traces remain undetectable. E ensures the windmill-pattern reflections stay perfectly white throughout the Art Deco octagonal outline.
No. While the step-cut facets are more transparent than brilliant faceting, E's traces are too microscopic to be visible. The windmill pattern appears clean and ice-white. E is safely within the colorless range for the asscher's demanding transparency and provides the same visual result as D at a lower price.
Visually identical despite the asscher's transparency. The one-grade difference is invisible to the naked eye. E saves 10% to 15% over D with no visible compromise. The asscher's vintage character is equally stunning in E as in D.
At carats, a E color asscher is colorless, meaning it is colorless with only the most minute traces detectable under gemological testing. Indistinguishable from d to the naked eye. In white gold or platinum, E color faces up clean and bright. In yellow or rose gold, any faint body color becomes imperceptible against the warm metal. The asscher cut's step-cut facets create elegant reflections of the metal color.