Genuine 1 ct Round DIAMOND Stud 14K WG Earrings SI2 H

Store Pages Store Search in titles & descriptions Store Categories 1 ct ROUND DIAMOND STUD 14K WG EARRINGS Item Description Stunning, genuine, round, brilliant cut, solitaire diamond stud earring, set in 14kt white gold. Sure to impress, as we use only the finest naturaldiamonds. The brilliance in our diamondsis unsurpassed. Includes FREE appraisal, FREE expedited, insuredshipping via UPS Ground (USA only) and FREE gift wrapping upon request.Reference No. 100951 RETAIL PRICE: $2,750.00 Description Metal Type 14K White Gold Gemstone Type Genuine Natural Diamond Total Carat Weight 1.02 Clarity SI 2 Color H Cut Round Brilliant Our diamonds are 100% natural and earth-mined and haven't been enhanced. Our diamonds are 100% genuine Our diamonds are not clarity enhanced Our diamonds are 100% guaranteed or your money back CUSTOMER SERVICE Have questions? [email protected] Call Stephanie at 972-235-GOLD (4653) Four C's of Diamonds When planning to purchase a diamond, it is important that you know as much as possible to make a smart buy decision. Diamonds are classified by four topics, "The 4 C's" and you'll need to become familiar with each. Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat Weight. Cut Proportions are more important than shape (Round Brilliant, Marquise, Pear, Princess, etc.). Every diamond regardless, of its shape gets it brilliancy and scintillation by cutting and polishing the diamond facets, which allow the maximum amount of light to enter through it's top and be reflected and dispersed back through the top. Color Diamonds naturally come in every color of the rainbow;however, most people desire diamonds in the white range. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) rates the body color in white diamonds from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow). The optimum color for a diamond is no color at all. A totally colorless diamond allows light to pass through it easily, resulting in the light being dispersed as the color of the rainbow. Colors are graded from totally colorless to light yellow. The differences from one grade to the other are very subtle and it takes a trained eye and years of experience to color grade a diamond. Clarity Diamond clarity is determined by the amount and location of flaws or blemishes in the diamond when viewed under 10 power (10x) magnification. GIA rates clarity grades in diamonds from Flawless to Imperfect 3. Most diamonds contain very tiny birthmarks known as "inclusions." An inclusion can interfere with the light passing through the diamond. The fewer the inclusions, the more beautiful the diamond will be. Diamonds have the capability of producing more brilliance than any other gemstone. A diamond that is free of inclusions and surface blemishes is very rare and therefore, extremely valuable. Carat Weight The weight of a diamond measured in carats. As the carat weight of a diamond increases, so does its rarity and price. One carat is divided into 100 "points," so that a diamond of 75 points, weighs .75 carats. The carat-weight of a diamond is the easiest measurement to determine. Most importantly, two diamonds can be of equal carat-weight, but their value can differ greatly due to the "4 C's" (cut, color, clarity and carat weight). Item Images