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A REMARKABLE COLORED DIAMOND RING
Set with an octagonal-cut fancy deep brownish greenish yellow diamond, weighing approximately 15.28 carats, with circular-cut diamond shoulders, mounted in platinum
With report 15724334 dated 6 March 2007 from the Gemological Institute of America stating that the diamond is fancy deep brownish greenish yellow, natural color, VS1 clarity
With report 0212058 dated 19 December 2002 from the Gübelin Gem Lab stating that the diamond is fancy intense greyish greenish-yellow, natural color, VS1 clarity
Accompanied by an appendix stating that the diamond not only possesses an intense, natural coloration but intriguingly it also displays a remarkable internal growth formation. The sectoral growth formation of this remarkable diamond displays an "iron cross" pattern, which is highly sought after by collections. In addition, the large size of the diamond, as well as its intense coloration, further contributes to its rarity
Accompanied by a note stating that based on the infrared spectrum the diamond is classified as a Type Ia
Set with an octagonal-cut fancy deep brownish greenish yellow diamond, weighing approximately 15.28 carats, with circular-cut diamond shoulders, mounted in platinum
With report 15724334 dated 6 March 2007 from the Gemological Institute of America stating that the diamond is fancy deep brownish greenish yellow, natural color, VS1 clarity
With report 0212058 dated 19 December 2002 from the Gübelin Gem Lab stating that the diamond is fancy intense greyish greenish-yellow, natural color, VS1 clarity
Accompanied by an appendix stating that the diamond not only possesses an intense, natural coloration but intriguingly it also displays a remarkable internal growth formation. The sectoral growth formation of this remarkable diamond displays an "iron cross" pattern, which is highly sought after by collections. In addition, the large size of the diamond, as well as its intense coloration, further contributes to its rarity
Accompanied by a note stating that based on the infrared spectrum the diamond is classified as a Type Ia