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COLORED DIAMOND RING WITH GIA REPORT

Lot 37
27.08.2020 10:00UTC +00:00
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$ 25 000
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 389930
Lot 37 | COLORED DIAMOND RING WITH GIA REPORT
Estimate value
$ 20 000 – 30 000
Centering on a square modified fancy grayish yellowish green diamond framed by pink and white diamonds to the diamond-set shoulders

METAL: Platinum and rose gold
DIAMONDS: 1 fancy grayish yellowish green diamond measuring 8.64 x 8.25 x 5.36 mm and weighing 3.50 carats
- 24 pink diamonds with approximate total weight of 0.15 carat
-57 round diamonds with approximate total weight of 0.65 carat
CERTIFICATE: With report 2161182935 dated 9 June 2014 from the Gemological Institute of America stating that the 3.50 carat diamond is Fancy Grayish Yellowish Green, natural color, SI1 clarity
MARKS: PT950, 750
SIZE/DIMENSIONS: US ring size 6.25
GROSS WEIGHT: 7.0 grams

Please note that the GIA report is over 5 years old and might require an update.
Please note that the pink colored diamonds have not been tested for natural color.

Green diamonds are very rare in nature and the color typically results when the diamonds are exposed to radiation, which disrupts carbon atoms in the crystal lattice. Green can also result from the addition of nitrogen or hydrogen atoms in the diamond crystal. Historically, green diamonds have been a challenge for laboratories to determine whether the cause of the color is natural, or human intervention, as the radiation from both methods is similar. Fortunately, testing today at the Gemological Institute of America is very advanced and this determination can now be made.

Medium:Coloured diamond
Auction house category:Rings
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
8 King Street, St. James's
SW1Y 6QT London
United Kingdom
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12.08.2020 – 27.08.2020
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