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0.71ct Round Natural Diamond (Colour E, Clarity I2, Cut EX, GIA Certified)

Natural Diamond

0.71ct Round Natural Diamond (Colour E, Clarity I2, Cut EX, GIA Certified)

  • 0.71 ct
  • Round
  • Colour E
  • Clarity I2
  • Cut Excellent

$638.00

Insured shipping and duties included.

GIA certified

Independently graded by an accredited gemmological laboratory.

  • GIA or IGI certified — every stone ships with its original lab report
  • 30-day returns — full refund, no questions asked
  • Free insured shipping worldwide, at any order value

Pair it with any of our settings and we set it before it ships.

Colour E
ColourlessTinted
Clarity I2
FlawlessIncluded
Specifications
TypeNatural Diamond
ShapeRound
Carat weight0.71 ct
ColourE
ClarityI2
CutExcellent
PolishVery Good
SymmetryExcellent
FluorescenceMedium
Measurements5.8x5.79x3.52mm
Length / width ratio1.0
Table59.0%
Depth60.8%
Shipping and returns

Free insured, tracked delivery worldwide. 30 days to return, in original condition with its certificate; the return leg is arranged and paid by you.

Our guarantee

Every stone is independently graded and arrives with its laboratory report. Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

How to read these grades

Colour runs from D (colourless) to Z. Clarity from FL (flawless) to I3.

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