Dutch Marquise G Color Lab Grown Diamonds

G is good. The Dutch marquise's broader proportions and softer curves distribute body color more evenly than a traditional marquise, making G slightly less visible at the tips. The brilliant faceting further minimizes warmth. In yellow gold, G is completely invisible and creates a beautiful, distinctive look.

G may show very faint warmth at the pointed tips, but the Dutch marquise's broader, softer body distributes color more evenly than a traditional marquise. Most observers will not notice. In yellow or rose gold with V-prongs at both tips, any warmth is completely neutralized.

VS2 is typically eye-clean. The brilliant faceting conceals inclusions well. The Dutch marquise tends to show less bowtie than a traditional marquise due to its broader proportions, which is an additional advantage.

At carats, a G color dutch marquise is near-colorless, meaning it is faces up white in virtually every setting with only faint warmth. Not distinguishable from f in most real-world conditions. In white gold or platinum, G color faces up clean and bright. In yellow or rose gold, any faint body color becomes imperceptible against the warm metal. The dutch marquise cut's antique brilliant facets create elegant reflections of the metal color.