GIA Excellent Cut Round Diamond Ring Handshots (0.65ct I SI1)

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In this review, we examine a GIA triple ex diamond engagement ring that is worn on a hand under different types of lighting environments. The diamond ring costs around $3000 when you add the price of the loose diamond ($2200) and 6 prong ring setting ($800) together.

Here are the specifications and details of the GIA certified diamond:

SHAPE: Round
CARAT WEIGHT: 0.65
COLOR: I
CLARITY: SI1
CUT: Excellent
POLISH: Excellent
SYMMETRY: Excellent
FLUORESCENCE: None
L/W/D (MM): 5.60*5.56*3.46
L/W RATIO: 1.01
DEPTH %: 62.00
GIRDLE: Medium - Slightly Thick
TABLE %: 54.00
CULET: None
CERTIFICATE: GIA
CROWN ∠: 34.50
CROWN %: 15.50
PAVILION ∠: 40.80
PAVILION %: 43.00

This Tiffany style 6 prong ring made of 18k white gold was selected for its simplicity and to focus the attention on the center stone. The ring size is made to US size 7 and I think the size of the diamond is just right for the overall proportions of the hand.

So, if you are looking for a 0.60ct diamond and wonder how it looks like, this should offer a really good gauge on what to expect.

Here I want to highlight that this diamond isn't any generic GIA triple excellent diamond but one that is hand selected for the BEST optics and light performance. As you watch the video in full, you will see why this diamond is so full of life and full of brilliance.

In the first lighting environment where the engagement ring was seen in spotlight, you can see the full effect of cut quality coming into play. Not only does the diamond display mind blowing fire, it also has superb scintillation properties. When the ring is brought up close, you can notice how the individual facets light up and return light.

In other lighting conditions like a cloudy setting or an office fluorescent condition, the ring also stands out because of its really bright looking and symmetrical patterning. Due to its cut quality and brilliance, this I diamond actually looks better than the majority of D color diamonds in the market. And it only costs a fraction of what a D costs!

As for you, what environment did you enjoy the most when looking at the diamond ring? Would you buy an I near colorless diamond ring over a higher colored option and save money? Would you buy a poorly cut diamond that is lifeless but larger in size or would you buy a diamond that looks like the one worn on the hand in this video?

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