Vs2 G Color Diamond

Below for instance we have a vs2 diamond on the left and a si1 diamond on the right.

Vs2 g color diamond.

The price point of most of these diamonds is reflected in this fact they price well not quite as low cost as the near colorless but significantly cheaper. The estimate of the diamond price is only indicative the prices vary with the market and other factors. Personally i would go for the g color larger diamond if budget permits. December 9 2016 at 8 15 pm.

2 060ct g vs2 2 258ct g vs2. Still even in a cut that displays color more obviously the difference between a g color diamond and a d color diamond is quite small. A g colored diamond lies on the interesting boundary between the completely colorless d e and f color diamonds and the near colorless i and j color diamonds. Learn more about clarity.

The size upgrade and g color are things i have a preference for. A chemically pure and structurally perfect diamond has no hue like a drop of pure water and consequently a higher value. G color diamond that has a nice si2 clarity grading with at least very good cut grading will do the job. The most common mistake people make is that they purchase a diamond with a clarity grade that s simply too high to appreciate.

Let us have a look. Understanding what diamond color means helps in choosing the right diamond. G color vs2 diamonds. As another example this round cut 0 8 carat diamond is a vs1 clarity with an f color.

Hits the 2ct mark and faces up white. On this page the calculator allows the user to estimate the diamond value based on rapaport diamond prices a diamond is valued by 4 important parameters color clarity cut and carat weight. 6 680 1 carat g vs2 excellent cut round diamond 7 580 1 carat g vs1 excellent cut round diamond if you ll click the images you ll see how equally brilliant they are but since the gem on the left is graded as vs2 it s also priced lower. If you d like to learn more about diamond clarity check out our complete consumer s guide.

An eye clean vs2 diamond will look identical to a flawless graded diamond assuming all else is equal but will cost far less. The lab created diamond has vs1 clarity and f color weighs 1 23 cts and received an ideal round cut. For example below we ve compared a 0 90 carat vs2 clarity g color asscher cut diamond on the left to a similarly sized d color asscher cut diamond on the right. As far as diamond clarity is concerned you should go for a clarity grade that is as low as possible while still being eye clean.

The middle diamond has a very small flaw at the 6 30 o clock position. The diamond on the left has a small dark flaw right in the center. However if you have a tighter budget the h diamond is perfect as well.