1.15 Ct Natural Black Diamond - 5.9 mm - Perfect for a ring!
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| Regional areas: | 3-4 business days |
| Remote areas: | 3-5 business days |
Product details
Firstly, this is NOT a CZ, Russian-made diamond, moissanite, or any other name for a fake diamond - it's the real thing.
Today I am listing one black diamond, that is really nicely cut.You're not going to get black diamonds cheaper than today. Check my other auctions for bigger black diamonds.
All black diamond have inclusions/defects by definition, but sometimes difficult to notice with the naked eye. I cannot in any case. This one has a small chip on the side of the diamond, that you can see if you really look for it. It looks a lot worse in the photo, in real life it looks like a tiny tiny chip. The table is clean and the lustre amazing.
I actually had a ring made for my wife, for our tenth anniversary, and let me tell you - a black diamond in such a setting is simply breathtaking and unique! Combined with some small white diamonds and white gold the effect is just unreal.
Keep it a surprise for your loved one - it is well worth the look on their face!
This is what my wife's ring looks like... It's a 1.5Ct black diamond as center.
| Gem Type: | Natural Diamond |
| Shape: | Round Diamond Cut |
| Color: | Top Black |
| Clarity: | Opaque |
| Oty: | 1 Piece(s) |
| Weight: | 1.15 Ct. |
| Size: | 5.9 mm. |
| Treatment: | UnHeated (but probably irradiated) |
| Luster: | Good |
| Origin: | India |
| Hardness: | 10 |
Postage:
Will send via insured parcel post with insurance, R40. No pickups, sorry. If you need another type of service, couriers etc., we can arrange after the auction. Auctions can be combined at no extra cost.
Certificate of authenticity:
Can be done for R120, which includes a nice certificate with a picture of the gem on, etc. It is done by an independent jeweller in Pretoria, if you are interested. Let me know if you are the winner.
Please note:
The image is of the actual diamond. As far as value is concerned - I'd say in SA you'd look at R1000+ per carat, but replacement value is a lot higher, probably around R5000 if you go to a jeweler.