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1.16 Carat Round Shape HPHT Lab Grown Diamond
Original price was: ₹163,000.00.₹23,200.00Current price is: ₹23,200.00.
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Description
The 1.16 carat round shape D color VVS1 clarity HPHT lab grown diamond is a beautiful and high-quality diamond that is sure to impress. Let’s take a closer look at the factors that make this diamond so special. 1.16 carats, this diamond is a great size. It’s not too big, but it’s not too small either. This makes it a versatile option for a wide range of jewelry pieces, from engagement rings to necklaces. The D color grade is the highest color grade a diamond can receive, which means it is completely colorless. This gives the diamond an incredible brightness and sparkle, as there are no hints of yellow or brown that can dull its appearance.
The VVS1 clarity grade is also very impressive. VVS1 stands for “very, very slightly included,” which means the diamond has only tiny inclusions that are very difficult to see even under 10x magnification. This makes the diamond look very clean and pure, which is important for someone who wants a high-quality diamond. This diamond is HPHT lab grown-HPHT stands for “high pressure, high temperature,” which is a process used to create diamonds in a lab. Lab grown diamonds are a great choice for someone who wants a diamond that is both beautiful and Eco-friendly. They are just as stunning and durable as mined diamonds, but they are often less expensive and more sustainable.
Lab Grown Diamond Dealer in Delhi, we provide best quality lab grown diamond at the cheap rate. Lab Grown Diamonds are the perfect alternative to natural mined diamonds and are a great way to make some headway with your Loved one. These days, a lot of people prefer to know about diamonds for engagement ring purpose. If you are planning a surprise proposal for your Loved one or just want to add some more bling to her/his existing diamond ring
Additional information
| Brands | Ajretail |
|---|---|
| Certificate Type | IGI |
| Diamond Type | HPHT |
| Diamond Shape | Round |
| Diamond Color | D |
| Diamond Clarity | VVS1 |
| Diamond Cut | EXCELLENT |
| Diamond Polish | EXCELLENT |
| Diamond Symmetry | EXCELLENT |
| Origin | India |
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How are Lab Grown HPHT Diamond Made?
Lab Grown HPHT Diamonds are made in a process called chemical vapour deposition (HPHT). During this process, the carbon atoms that make up a diamond are transported from a gas source and deposited onto a diamond seed crystal. The layers that result from this process are so thin (approximately 2 - 3 microns or 1/100th the thickness of a human hair) that they are invisible to the naked eye. The round brilliant is the most popular shape because it has the highest light return, giving a superior level of sparkle and fire without additional cutting.
What are the 4CS and which C is most Important?
The 4Cs of Diamonds are cut, color, clarity and carat. The primary concern is to make sure each C is as effective as possible. Cut is most important as it directly affects brilliance and fire (sparkle), Color has to do with how white the diamond is or whether it has tints of yellow or brown. The four Cs are all equally important as each one supports another.
How do you determine if a diamond is real?
One of the main reasons is to assure them of its authenticity, quality and value. The first piece of advice I would give them is to have their diamonds certified by an independent gemological lab.
Is a round brilliant cut diamond good?
This is a round brilliant cut diamond. It has 56 facets, which allow maximum amount of light to enter the diamond, giving it a fire and sparkle. This is what makes this cut so beautiful.
Why round brilliant cut is more expensive?
It’s more expensive because it takes longer to produce, and it looks more flashy than other cuts. It’s also cut so that the facets reflect light rays, which makes it sparkle more. Round brilliant is the most popular style in cut diamonds, and that’s why it’s more expensive.
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