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Princess Cut Loose Diamond .31 Carat GIA Certified, Batu Permata Berlian Berbentuk Princess Sertifikat GIA

Take a look at this beautiful loose diamond that we have in our gallery which can be viewed in the photographs underneath.  It is a .31 carat princess cut with D color (which is the best color one can get with a colorless diamond).  The clarity rating is also nice at SI1 (slightly included) which is great because the inclusions are not noticeable to the naked eyed (with the exception of a gem professional).  What is also nice with SI1 stones are the prices aren’t nearly as absorbent as higher clarity ratings are like VS, VVS and IF.  This diamond’s depth is 77.2% and its table rating is 78%.  It comes with a certificate, in this case a GIA Dossier Report.

This is a great looking diamond that can be mounted in a ring for engagement or used for any other occasion like anniversary, graduation present etc.


Batu permata berlian putih berbetuk Princess yang cantik klasik dan menawan hati, berat batu permata ini .31 carat dilengkapi oleh sertifikat GIA tanda bukti keaslian nya, Berlian ini ber Clarity SI1, Dan Warna D, Color D, D adalah warna paling teratas dan paling bagus sangat putih bersinar dan super bersih, Berlian yang belum disetting ini bisa anda setting dengan emas putih emas kuning atau mungkin platina/platinum dan bisa dijadikan sebagai cincin tunangan atau mungkin hanya cincin biasa pasti akan terlihat indah dan manawan! Anda berminat untuk menbeli permata berlian ini silahkan anda bisa kontak kami via e-mail butikmewah@protonmail.com Harga terjangkau dijamin!
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