Is this good lab diamond?

[jstorm]

Can you tell from the image of.the diamond and setting is good proportion? I don't have aset images.

 

[tyty333]

Hi @jstorm...can you post the whole copy of the report (or provide a link to the stone)?

Might want to put it on hold first.

 

[DejaWiz]

Hi, jstorm - just from the screenshot it looks to have quite a bit of CVD graining going on.
Any links to a 360 rotational video of this one?

 

[jstorm]

Hi, jstorm - just from the screenshot it looks to have quite a bit of CVD graining going on.
Any links to a 360 rotational video of this one?

4.03ct Round Lab Grown Diamond (Colour D, Clarity VVS2, Cut EX, HRD Certified)

Type: Lab Grown Diamond Shape: Round Carat: 4.03 Colour: D Clarity: VVS2 Cut: Excellent Polish: Excellent Symmetry: Excellent Fluorescence: None Measurements: 10.24x10.27x6.26mm L/W Ratio: 1 Table: 57% Depth: 61% Certificate: HRD

calaveranewyork.com

 

[jstorm]

How to find a better diamond without the aset given?

 

[jstorm]

Hi, jstorm - just from the screenshot it looks to have quite a bit of CVD graining going on.
Any links to a 360 rotational video of this one?

What is CVD graining ?

 

[DejaWiz]

How to find a better diamond without the aset given?

What sellers have you been looking at, what carat range, and what budget are you wanting to stick with?

 

[DejaWiz]

What is CVD graining ?

Graining of the diamond material that the finished diamond is cut and polished from since CVD is process that grows diamond rough in tiny layers upon layers upon layers.

Here's a fantastic write-up by Bryan with Whiteflash about how crystal material defects carries a lot of risk and can cause serious issues to the appearance of a diamond:

Thread 'Milky Diamonds – What Causes Transparency Issues and How to Identify Them'

Dec 2, 2024

We tend to think of diamond as a totally transparent material but that is not always the case. Sometimes diamonds are hazy and often described as looking “milky”. Diamonds can appear milky for a number of reasons. Most often the cause is related to the presence of clarity characteristics such as microscopic inclusions, but can also be the result of defects at the atomic level in the carbon lattice. Strong fluorescence, particularly in combination with light scattering inclusions, can also cause a loss of transparency resulting in the diamond having a hazy or milky appearance.

It should be...

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[jstorm]

What is CVD graining ?

Is the cvd in the corner area?

 

[DejaWiz]

Is the cvd in the corner area?

CVD is one of the two primary methods used to grow diamond crystal/rough.

CVD = Chemical Vapor Deposition
HPHT = High Pressure, High Temperature

HPHT is the (much more expensive) method used which attempts to replicate the way the Earth makes diamonds: high pressure and high temperature.

 

[jstorm]

Graining of the diamond material that the finished diamond is cut and polished from since CVD is process that grows diamond rough in tiny layers upon layers upon layers.

Here's a fantastic write-up by Bryan with Whiteflash about how crystal material defects carries a lot of risk and can cause serious issues to the appearance of a diamond:

Thread 'Milky Diamonds – What Causes Transparency Issues and How to Identify Them'

Dec 2, 2024

We tend to think of diamond as a totally transparent material but that is not always the case. Sometimes diamonds are hazy and often described as looking “milky”. Diamonds can appear milky for a number of reasons. Most often the cause is related to the presence of clarity characteristics such as microscopic inclusions, but can also be the result of defects at the atomic level in the carbon lattice. Strong fluorescence, particularly in combination with light scattering inclusions, can also cause a loss of transparency resulting in the diamond having a hazy or milky appearance.

It should be...

• Texas Leaguer
• Replies: 18
• Forum: RockyTalky (Diamond Discussion)

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Thank you for the article

 

[jstorm]

What sellers have you been looking at, what carat range, and what budget are you wanting to stick with?

Cavalera is reasonable price. Can you help get a good one 3 to 4 carat .I wanted the hearts arrow cut which he has some on his website. The one posted above is hearts and arrow cut.

 

[DejaWiz]

Cavalera is reasonable price. Can you help get a good one 3 to 4 carat .I wanted the hearts arrow cut which he has some on his website. The one posted above is hearts and arrow cut.

I found a 3 carat D VVS2 HPHT with Hearts and Arrows and a fiery 40.8/35.0/54 combo that is listed at that seller for under USD$1200.
Does that fit your budget?

 

[jstorm]

Yes. Thank you. Do you a 4 carat also?

 

[jstorm]

I found a 3 carat D VVS2 HPHT with Hearts and Arrows and a fiery 40.8/35.0/54 combo that is listed at that seller for under USD$1200.
Does that fit your budget?

Can you send me link to the 3 carat?

 

[jstorm]

Or can you send me private email message of the link? Thank you