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‘Citrin Drop Earrings’ in White and Yellow Gold
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These cocktail earrings are the ultimate alluring look, featuring a vibrant splurge of color that sets it apart. The bold hues create an eye-catching contrast, making it an exceptional statement accessory.
Set with two trilliant cut diamonds D/IF of 0.41 carat each, total weight of 0.82 carat. The two citrines comes in pear shape and has a total carat weight of 13.70 carat.
A Beautiful pair of classical evening earrings. These earrings offer the ultimate in allure, featuring a vibrant burst of color that truly sets them apart. The bold hues create a striking contrast, making them an exceptional statement accessory.
They are set with two trilliant-cut diamonds, D color and internally flawless (IF), each weighing 0.41 carats (total weight 0.82 carats). The two pear-shaped citrines have a combined weight of 13.70 carats.
A beautifully crafted pair of classic evening earrings.
Diamond and metal details
Diamond Shape: Trilliant Cut
Color: D (River)
Clarity: Internally Flawless (IF)
Total Carat: 0.82 carat
Diamond Certificate: GIA
Gemstone Shape: Pear Shape
Gemstone: Citrine
Total Carat: 13.70 carat
Metal: 18k Yellow and White Gold
Total Length: 25 mm
Carat
What does carat mean?
The weight of gemstones and thus diamonds is expressed in carats. A carat is divided into 100 ‘points’. The weight of stones above a carat is usually given in carats, while stones below a carat are usually given in ‘points’. The value of a diamond increases with carat weight because a larger diamond is rarer than a smaller diamond. This is why a diamond of one carat is generally more valuable than four diamonds of 0.25 carat of the same quality.
Color
The color of the diamond
Diamonds come in all shades, but most diamonds in jewelry range from colorless to almost colorless. For a long time, the perfect diamond was considered to be completely colorless. A colorless diamond is rarer than a light yellowish diamond and is also the most sought-after color for engagement rings and jewelry. Therefore, a colorless diamond is usually more expensive than a yellowish diamond.
Keep in mind that a diamond with a slight shade of color (E and lower) can also have hints of brown or green undertones. This is not desirable and is not indicated on the certificate. Always ask your jeweler about this before making a purchase to ensure you are getting a high-quality diamond.
Clarity
What is diamond clarity?
Diamonds usually contain internal or external inclusions, or both. Common inclusions in diamonds are uncrystallized carbon (graphite), crystals, or cleavages in the crystal. Inclusions can usually be divided into two groups: white inclusions and black inclusions. Black inclusions are typically easier to spot with the naked eye, while white inclusions can affect the strength and durability of the diamond. The certificate usually provides information about what inclusions your diamond has and where they are located.
When assessing clarity, four factors are considered: size of the enclosure, position, contrast and number of reflections. A diamond with many inclusions is naturally more delicate than a flawless diamond. The more inclusions a diamond has, the more difficult it will be for the light to bounce through the stone and reflect the desired brilliance.
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