The diamond is certified by IGI. This provides you an authoritative analysis of your diamond.It also verifies that your diamond meets all the specific quality requirements.
Carat is actually a measurement of weight, not size! However, it directly correlates to the size and is the most commonly used term when describing the size of a diamond. Below are some typical measurements for a round diamond.
This diamond has the highest rated color within the "near colorless range" and is only one rating away from the colorless range. In general, G color diamonds shouldn't show any color (or at worst, very minimal color) to the untrained eye and is a great option to maximize bang for the buck while maintaining a colorless look.
Very Very Slightly Included 2 (or VVS2) means that inclusions are “very very small." Though this is the lower rating within the "VVS" ratings, the inclusions are still very small and in almost every case, they inclusions can't be seen with the naked eye. In VVS1 stones, inclusions are typically only visible from the diamond’s pavilion under 15x magnification, and that to, only to a trained gemologist.
Learn More About ClarityFree: Sep 10 - 14
Rushed: Sep 5 - 9
International: Sep 11 - 15
Free: Aug 13 - 15
Rushed: Aug 11 - 13
International: Aug 14 - 16
If you need your diamond sooner than these dates, please contact us and we will let you know what is possible.
We source our diamonds primarily from Diamond Sightholders. Sightholders, who also cut and polish our diamonds, face strict requirements to ensure they do not buy diamonds from areas that support conflict, do not endanger the welfare of individuals, and follow the international best practice environmental framework. There are only seventy nine organizations globally that meet these strict requirements and are given the sightholder status. This status allows them source rough diamonds from responsible mines in Canada, Botswana, Nambia, and South Africa, which we purchase after they have been cut and polished.
Upon request, we would be happy to tell you which sightholder even cut your diamond. It's your diamond, and want you to know as much as you can about it.
