Lab-Grown
0.32ct Fancy Yellow VS2 Emerald Cut Diamond Ring
- Weight
- 0.32ct
- Quantity
- 1
- Shape
- Emerald Cut
- Color
- Fancy Yellow
- Clarity
- VS2
- Measurements
- 4.77 x 3.28 x 2.21 mm
- Total Depth
- 67.3%
- Table Size
- 75.0%
- Polish
- G
- Symmetry
- VG
- Fluorescence
- NONE
- GIA Report #
- 2145740846
Mounting
- Currently Sized At
- 6
18Karat Yellow Gold
GIA Grading Report · 2145740846
This diamond has been examined and graded by the Gemological Institute of America. The report accompanies your purchase.
Verify at GIA.edu →First rate 18kt yellow gold setting.
The shank is perfectly rounded and very comfortable to wear. The setting allows for light to enter the diamond from the side as well. This ring will look wonderful by itself or stacked with other like rings.
A lot of the companies selling diamonds on the Internet are ostensibly far larger than we are. However, we can compete handily. The reason is the nature of our business. When I started this business, it was not with pictures of diamonds, it was with real diamonds. To be able to sell diamonds and jewelry to stores, I had to have the diamonds in my hands. To be successful, I needed to have a knack for picking the right diamonds so that people that owned jewelry stores would buy them when I showed them to these people firsthand. I have always loved all different colors of diamonds – from D color, all the way up to fancy vivid yellow. I opened the company in 1998.
As soon as I opened the company some large cutters trusted me and gave me diamonds to sell. In 1999, I opened our website, and I started to buy diamonds before I sold them. Diamonds of all colors. Nowadays, we maintain a substantial collection of fancy colored and colorless diamonds both loose and set into jewelry.
As opposed to companies that are set up to sell diamonds off a list, we are set up to sell the diamonds we own.
The other day when we were at the office of one of our large suppliers, he started pulling out the stones in until he had nine stones. Most of the stone had GIA reports, but a few of them had IGI reports.