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1.00 ct, E color,
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Asscher Cut Loose Diamond
1.01 carats, H -VS1
This Asscher Cut Very Good Cut, H color, VS1 clarity loose diamond comes accompanied by an original diamond EGL Certificate. All loose diamonds come with a 30 day return policy and free shipping
| Table 61 % | ||
| Girdle Thin Half Faceted |  | Depth 3.75mm 69.8 % |
| Culet None |
| Width 5.37mm | |
 | Length 5.57mm Length to Width Ratio 1.04 |
Your Loose Diamond's Details
Loose Diamond:AW60446
Loose Diamonds H Color
The middle of the three “Near Colorless” color grades, ranging from G-I. Color can hardly be detected by anyone other than a professional gemologist. Diamonds in the near colorless color range offer the greatest value.
A loose diamonds color should be one of your main considerations when purchasing a diamond. D thru F colored loose diamonds are considered colorless G thru J are recognized as close to colorless loose diamonds and K-M are loose diamonds that show some color. If you choose to go lower on the color by buy a loose diamond with some fluorescence.
Loose Diamonds VS1 Clarity
Very Slightly Included Loose Diamonds. These inclusions will not be visible to the naked eye.
Loose Diamonds clarity is graded using a magnification of 10x power. In order to accurately grade a loose diamond you must consider two things, both the number of inclusions on the loose diamond and how noticeable they are to the naked eye. People will never be able to see imperfections with the naked eye that a loose diamonds jeweler sees when using a diamond loupe or microscope.
Loose Diamonds Very Good Cut
This loose diamonds proportions has been cut to the highest standards and was designed to maximize the diamonds brilliance and fire. It is just slightly off from an ideal cut diamond with negligible visual difference. A diamond with this cut is considered to be a very fine cut by the diamond trade. When looking face up most experts could not see the difference between a very good cut and ideal cut loose diamond. It is really a matter of preference. While a diamond’s brilliance certainly adds to its beauty, most customers would be willing to sacrifice a negligible amount of brilliance in exchange for a considerable savings in cost.
If loose diamonds are too shallow or too deep, the light does not enter the diamond and reflect back in a way that creates the effect of scintillation that is necessary for a loose diamond to sparkle. If your have a tight budget, and you still want an appealing loose diamond, then choosing a diamond with a Good cut, may is one way to save money and still get the loose diamond you truly want.