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Yellow gold ring, 4.78 ct tanzanite, Gallery

Name: Yellow gold ring, 4.78 ct tanzanite, Gallery
Brand: Diamond Point
SKU: 10235481
Price: 7950.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€7.950,00~~€7.950,00~~

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This exclusive icon piece by Diamond Point has been specially designed to celebrate our 120th anniversary. Only one of each piece is available. This beautiful ring, crafted from 18-karat yellow gold and weighing 6.9 grams, features an oval tanzanite surrounded by 70 brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of 1.13 ct. The ring has a minimum width of 2.1 mm, a maximum width of 19 mm, and a height of 8 mm.

Price

€7.950,00

Item number

156509

Brand

Diamond Point

Collection

Gallery

Material

Yellow gold

Stone type

diamond, tanzanite

STEENSOORT	diamond	tanzanite
Color	H	-
Cut	Brilliant	Oval
Clarity	US	-
Carat	1	130	4	780
Total	70	1

We deliver your order free of charge and insured to your home or an address of your choice. You can also pick up your order at one of our shops. We ship your online order in perfect condition, packaged in luxury packaging. We include the packing slip, return form, and Diamond Point certificate with your order. We ship your order in a neutral packaging box to ensure the safety of your order. At Diamond Point, you can pay securely online via iDEAL, Mastercard, VISA, American Express, Diamond Point gift card, PayPal, or later via Klarna.

Diamond Point guarantees against manufacturing defects. Despite the care taken by our goldsmiths, such a manufacturing defect may occur. We do not guarantee against damage caused by improper use (for example, heavy work, gardening, or situations involving any force, such as some sports) or damage from normal use (for example, as a result of knocks that may cause scratches and/or other damage). This guarantee against manufacturing defects does not affect the statutory warranty. Read more about warranty and service.

What is my ring size?

Below you will find 2 ways to determine your ring size.

1. Order a free ringsizer here!

2. Do you have a ring that fits? Then measure the diameter with a ruler or measuring tape. Your ring size is the circumference that corresponds to this diameter. You can find the circumference in the table below.

Diameter	Ring size
15	47
15.25	48
15.5	49
16	50
16.25	51
16.5	52
17	53
17.25	54
17.5	55
17.75	56
18.25	57
18.5	58
18.75	59
19	60
19.5	61
19.75	62

Color

The color of a diamond, or rather, the absence of color in a diamond, is indicated by a color grade. Each color has a grade, with grade D being the highest possible grade (completely colorless) and grade Z being the lowest grade (visible color). At Diamond Point, you will only find the most refined diamonds with color grades D through M.

Each color grade also has a Dutch and an original name that you can find in the overview below:

Color	Name
D	Finest white+ (Jager)
E	Finest white (River)
F	Finest white+ (River)
G	Finest white (Top Wesselton)
H	White (Wesselton)
I	Lightly tinted white+ (Top Crystal)
J	Lightly tinted white (Crystal)
K	Tinted white (Top Cape)
L	Tinted white (Top Cape)
M	Tinted Color (Cape)
N	Tinted Color (Low Cape)
O	Tinted Color (Very Light Yellow)
P-U	Tinted Color (Light Yellow)
V-Z	Tinted Color (Yellow)
TTLB	Top top light brown

Diamond cut

The cut of a diamond is the shape in which the rough diamond is cut before the diamond is set in a piece of jewellery. There are many different shapes in which a diamond can be cut. The best-known diamond cuts are, for example, the Brilliant, Princess, Emerald and Hearts & Arrows.

The value of a diamond is determined by four factors, the 4Cs:

Cut (diamond cut)
Colour (colour)
Clarity (clarity)
Carat weight (carat weight)

Of these 4Cs, cut is the only factor that humans can influence. It requires craftsmanship and even mathematics to transform a rough diamond into a cut diamond. The diamond cutter must therefore ensure perfect proportions, finish and symmetry. This is important because these factors determine the diamond's sparkle and 'fire' (the refraction and reflection of light within the diamond).

WHAT TYPES OF DIAMOND CUTS ARE THERE

Diamond cut	Characteristics
Brilliant	Also known as 'the round diamond': the best-known and most popular diamond cut, with 57 facets. With its exceptional sparkle and modern, timeless appearance, this cut can be seen in many engagement rings and other pieces of jewellery.
Princess	Specially designed to maximise sparkle in a square shape. A Princess diamond consists of 76 facets. With its traditional appearance with a modern twist, this diamond cut is also frequently used in engagement rings. Beautiful for modern-day royalty!
Hearts & Arrows	One in a million diamonds can be selected as a Hearts& Arrows diamond. The diamond is perfectly cut, and its proportions and symmetry are unmistakable. Viewed through a special loupe, a pattern of hearts and arrows becomes visible within the diamond.
Baguette	The Baguette diamond cut is elongated with a rectangular faceted surface. The diamond's sparkle softens the straight lines. The baguette diamond cut creates a kind of 'halls of mirrors' effect with its play of light, giving it an elegant and sophisticated appearance.
Peonia	A Peonia-cut diamond consists of 88 facets, giving these diamonds breathtaking light reflection. As a result, the Peonia diamond has the opulent appearance of a peony. Viewed through a special loupe, the distinctive Peonia pattern becomes visible within the diamond. Peonia diamonds are exclusively available in Europe from Diamond Point.
Cushion	The breathtakingly beautiful cushion-shaped diamond is known for its large facets and rounded corners, which maximise the diamond's sparkle. The shape and cut accentuate the intensity and colour of diamonds and other coloured stones. The cut is a perfect blend of traditional design and modern technology.
Marquise	The marquise diamond cut has 58 facets and is long and narrow, tapering to points at the ends. The sparkle emanates from the centre of the diamond. This cut makes fingers and hands look longer and slimmer. This diamond cut is a real eye-catcher.
Buddha	The diamonds of Diamond Buddha are precisely hand-cut into the shape of a meditating Chinese GUAN YIN. Guanyin is the goddess of comfort and mercy. The diamond symbolises eternity, prosperity and good fortune. The Buddha-cut diamond has 54 facets and is exclusively available from Diamond Point in the Netherlands.
Emerald	In a word: unique. The emerald cut is rectangular, with both the pavilion and the corners cut. The Emerald diamond looks very similar to the Baguette diamond but has more corners. The Emerald diamond consists of 48 to 50 facets.
Asscher	The Asscher diamond was developed in 1902 by the Asscher brothers from the Netherlands. This cut looks very similar to the Emerald cut, except the Asscher is square. This cut was very popular in the 1920s and became popular again after it appeared in the film Sex and the City.
Octagon	The octagon diamond is a cut that was used before the brilliant cut was discovered. This cut has 8 facets on both the top and bottom.
Rose	It looks very similar to the brilliant cut, but unlike the brilliant, it has a flat bottom. It is an antique cut, one of the cutting styles that preceded the development of the modern brilliant cut. The Rose diamond has a domed top and has 9, 12 or 24 facets.
Oval	Oval diamonds have almost the same sparkle as the round brilliant. This cut consists of 56 facets, and because of the oval shape, rings with an oval diamond make hands and fingers look longer and slimmer.
Heart	The ultimate symbol of love is considered the most romantic diamond shape.
Pear	The pear (or pendeloque) cut has the shape of a raindrop. It is therefore a combination of the round diamond and the marquise cut and contains 58 facets.

Clarity

The clarity of a diamond is determined by the number and size of microscopic imperfections, also known as inclusions, which occur in almost all diamonds and do not affect the beauty of a diamond in a noticeable way. Diamonds with the fewest and smallest imperfections receive the highest clarity grade

In the overview below you will find the designation and description of each clarity grade:

WHAT TYPES OF CUTS ARE THERE

Clarity	Designation
LC	Loupe-clean No single inclusion is visible with the loupe. The diamond is loupe-clean, very rare and of the best quality.
VVS1 & VVS2	Very very small inclusions The inclusions are very difficult to difficult to find with the loupe. The diamond is of excellent quality.
VS1 and VS2	Very small inclusions The inclusions are fairly easy to find with the loupe. The diamond is of very good quality and less expensive than the VVS1 or VVS2.
SI1 and SI2	Small inclusions The inclusions are easy to very easy to find with the loupe. The diamond is of good quality.
P1	Pique 1 The inclusions are difficult to find with the naked eye through the top of the diamond.
P2	Pique 2 The inclusions are easy to find with the naked eye, but have little effect on the sparkle of the diamond.
P3	Pique 3 The inclusions are very easy to find with the naked eye and affect the sparkle of the diamond.

Carat

The term ‘carat’ refers to the weight of a diamond or other gemstone (1 carat = 0.2 grams). A carat is divided into one hundred points and is always expressed to two decimal places (1.00 carat = 100 points). Larger diamonds are found less frequently than smaller diamonds. Therefore, a diamond with a weight of, for example, 1.00 carat is more valuable than the total weight of 2 small diamonds of 0.50 carats each.

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