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Diamond Details:
Stock Number: D1013269
A 0.42 carat round diamond with a "Very Good" cut. It has a color grade of D, a clarity grade of VS1 and is certified by GIA.

Price: $2,202
Bank Wire Price: $2,149
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Shape Round
Carat Size 0.42
Color Colorless (D)
Clarity VS1
Cut Very Good
Certificate GIA
Depth 61.40%
Table 58%
Girdle Thin - Medium
Culet None (N)
Polish Very Good (VG)
Symmetry Good (G)
Flourescence None (N)
Measurements 4.82-4.86X2.97
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Most diamonds we sell have a GIA Grading Report (referred to in the industry as a GIA certified diamond). Allow us to provide an explanation of certificates. The simple fact is all jewelers cannot sell the same diamond for the best price, but they still must make it appear that way. Thus many other certificates exist that are far from accurate, and it appears you are getting the same grade diamond, for much less money. In the end, the real question is, just because some certificate states the diamond is a certain grade, will GIA agree? Most likely not, thus these other certificates can be discounted quite substantially, depending on how inaccurate they are. There is nothing wrong with buying a non GIA stone, as long as you understand this and pay accordingly.