Table-to-culet depth, expressed as a percentage of average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.
Table size expressed as a percentage of a round brilliant’s average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.
Thickness of the intersection of the crown and pavilion which defines the perimeter of the diamond.
Size of the facet at the tip of a gemstone relative to the average diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.
List of the most significant clarity characteristics present in the diamond that justifies the clarity grade; a maximum of four characteristics are listed.
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gia report number
6214478949
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date of issue
Feb. 16, 2021
LABORATORY-GROWN DIAMOND REPORT
Laboratory-Grown Diamond Report
Laboratory-Grown Diamond Specification*
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Shape and Cutting Style Describes the shape and Cutting Style. | Round Modified Brilliant |
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Measurements
Diamond dimensions listed as “minimum diameter – maximum diameter x depth” for round diamonds and “length x width x depth” for fancy-shaped diamonds. | 9.65 - 9.72 x 6.34 mm |
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Carat Weight
Weight given in carats, recorded to the nearest hundredth of a carat. One carat is equal to 1/5 of a gram. | 2.00 carat |
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Color
Includes a color description describing the hue as well as a fancy color grade describing the combined effect of tone and saturation. More generalized description is used for laboratory-grown diamonds. | D |
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Clarity
The relative absence of inclusions and blemishes. | SI1 |
PROPORTIONS
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Depth
Table-to-culet depth, expressed as a percentage of average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes. | 65.5% |
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Table
Table size expressed as a percentage of a round brilliant’s average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes. | 68% |
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Girdle
Thickness of the intersection of the crown and pavilion which defines the perimeter of the diamond. | Medium to Slightly Thick, Faceted |
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Culet
Size of the facet at the tip of a gemstone relative to the average diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes. | None |
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FINISH
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Polish
Smoothness of the diamond’s surface, assessed on a scale ranging from excellent to poor. | Excellent |
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Symmetry
Exactness of the diamond’s outline, and the shape, placement, and alignment of its facets, assessed on a scale ranging from excellent to poor. | Excellent |
FLUORESCENCE
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Fluorescence
Strength and color of the diamond when viewed under long-wave ultraviolet light. A fluorescence description of “none” represents a range of fluorescence from indiscernible to very faint. Used for identification purposes. | Medium Blue |
CLARITY CHARACTERISTICS
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Clarity Characteristics
List of the most significant clarity characteristics present in the diamond that justifies the clarity grade; a maximum of four characteristics are listed. | Feather, Growth Remnant, Growth Remnant, Growth Remnant, Indented Crystal Surface, Crystal Surface |
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COMMENTS
| This is a man-made diamond produced by CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) growth process and has evidence of post-growth treatments to change the color. |
INSCRIPTION(S)
| GIA 6214478949, LABORATORY-GROWN |
| *This GIA Laboratory-Grown Diamond Report describes color and clarity specifications on the same scale as the GIA Diamond Grading Report for natural diamonds. The specifications do not correlate to nature’s continuum of rarity. To learn more about laboratory-grown diamonds, including how GIA differentiates them from natural diamonds visit GIA.edu/GIALGDR |
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gia report number
6214478949
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date of issue
Feb. 16, 2021
LABORATORY-GROWN DIAMOND REPORT
Laboratory-Grown Diamond Specification*
| Shape and Cutting Style Describes the shape and Cutting Style. | Round Modified Brilliant |
| Measurements Diamond dimensions listed as “minimum diameter – maximum diameter x depth” for round diamonds and “length x width x depth” for fancy-shaped diamonds. | 9.65 - 9.72 x 6.34 mm |
| Carat Weight
Weight given in carats, recorded to the nearest hundredth of a carat. One carat is equal to 1/5 of a gram. | 2.00 carat |
| Color
Includes a color description describing the hue as well as a fancy color grade describing the combined effect of tone and saturation. More generalized description is used for laboratory-grown diamonds. | D |
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Clarity
The relative absence of inclusions and blemishes. | SI1 |
PROPORTIONS
Depth
Table
Girdle
Culet
FINISH
| Polish
Smoothness of the diamond’s surface, assessed on a scale ranging from excellent to poor. | Excellent |
| Symmetry
Exactness of the diamond’s outline, and the shape, placement, and alignment of its facets, assessed on a scale ranging from excellent to poor. | Excellent |
FLUORESCENCE
| Fluorescence
Strength and color of the diamond when viewed under long-wave ultraviolet light. A fluorescence description of “none” represents a range of fluorescence from indiscernible to very faint. Used for identification purposes. | Medium Blue |
CLARITY CHARACTERISTICS
Clarity Characteristics
Feather
Growth Remnant
Growth Remnant
Growth Remnant
Indented Crystal Surface
Crystal Surface
COMMENTS
| This is a man-made diamond produced by CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) growth process and has evidence of post-growth treatments to change the color. |
INSCRIPTION(S)
| GIA 6214478949, LABORATORY-GROWN |
| *This GIA Laboratory-Grown Diamond Report describes color and clarity specifications on the same scale as the GIA Diamond Grading Report for natural diamonds. The specifications do not correlate to nature’s continuum of rarity. To learn more about laboratory-grown diamonds, including how GIA differentiates them from natural diamonds visit GIA.edu/GIALGDR |
Want to learn more about laboratory-grown diamonds? Learn More
Table-to-culet depth, expressed as a percentage of average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.
Table size expressed as a percentage of a round brilliant’s average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.
Thickness of the intersection of the crown and pavilion which defines the perimeter of the diamond.
Size of the facet at the tip of a gemstone relative to the average diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.
List of the most significant clarity characteristics present in the diamond that justifies the clarity grade; a maximum of four characteristics are listed.
