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Order pair loose diamonds, ships by Thursday, January 2nd

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Diamond Details
Shape Round
Carats 1.00 carats
Cut Excellent
Color I
Clarity SI1
Stock Number 022283
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Ships By Thursday, January 2nd
Depth % 61.20%
Table % 61.00%
Symmetry Very Good
Polish Excellent
Culet None
Fluorescence Faint
Measurement 6.39 x 6.47 x 3.94
Certification GIA
Shape Round
Carats 1.00 carats
Cut Excellent
Color I
Clarity SI1
Stock Number RB43481
Order By 3PM EST Today
Ships By Thursday, January 2nd
Depth % 61.50%
Table % 62.00%
Symmetry Excellent
Polish Excellent
Culet None
Fluorescence Faint
Measurement 6.39 x 6.44 x 3.95
Certification GIA
Size 1.00 CT

The "carat" refers to the weight of the diamond. The bigger the carat, the more money the diamond. There is no "good" or "bad" carat, it strictly has to do with budget. Some trade off quality to get a bigger rock, while others want the finest diamond and settle for a smaller carat weight.

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Cut Excellent
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(Excellent) This diamond is cut to the highest standards determined by grading laboratories. Reflecting virtually all the light that enters, this diamond was cut to maximize brilliance and sparkle. Excellent cuts are exceptionally fine and rare and have ideal proportions and finish characteristics.

A diamond's cut also referred to as the stone's "make" is the proportions of its facets and its overall finish. Cut is a result of a craftsman's skill in transforming a rough crystal into a magnificent gem. A well-proportioned (well-cut) stone will create that fire and brilliance of flashing rainbow colors and liveliness.

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Color I

Color refers to the natural body color of a diamond. The color grade, a measure of a stone's colorlessness determines how much tint of yellow it has. The color scale ranges from absolutely colorless (D color) to light yellow (L color). In general, the less color a diamond has the more money it is, all other factors being equal.

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(I) To most people this diamond will look completely colorless when viewed face-up, whatever color exists will not be noticeable to the untrained eye once the diamond is set. Under controlled lighting and with careful examination a person may be able to detect a very, very subtle glow of yellowish tint when viewed loose, however most people can appreciate this hint of color and find that it gives the diamond a warm lively appearance. While completely colorless diamonds are more valuable, I-color is considered high-quality and offers great value, so you can afford a larger diamond. A fluorescence grade of medium or strong will partially mask the slight tint making the diamond appear whiter.

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Clarity SI1

Most diamonds have inclusions. These are natural microscopic features in a diamond. The clarity grade refers to a stone's relative absence of these clarity characteristics from FL (flawless) to I1 (included) scale. Most people find the "sweet spot" to be VS2/SI1 where the diamonds appear "eye clean".

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(SI1) This diamond contains few inclusions detectable using 10x magnification. However, when the diamond is set in jewelry, these inclusions are not usually visible to the naked eye. The SI1 graded diamonds are less expensive then higher clarity graded and therefore offer exceptional value for those that want to stay within budget and get a larger diamond. If you're unsure and want our opinion, just let us know and one of our gemologists will review it for you.

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Order by: 2AM EST Today
Item delivered by: Friday, January 3rd
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For diamonds set in jewelry, you should allow at least 10-12 business days to process and package your order for shipment. For loose diamonds, you should allow about 7 business days. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and seasoned staff ensure prompt and scheduled delivery with every order. For Saturday delivery, or if you need your package sooner than our expected delivery time, please contact customer service at 1-800-818-8386 or email us at service@dreamstone.com and we will be more than happy to accommodate your requests. Whenever possible we will strive to rush orders to meet your deadlines.

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