Lab-Grown Diamond
Lab-Grown Diamond · Radiant
Very Good to Excellent Cut
Carat
Estimated 2.0 - 2.5 carats
Color
Estimated F - G color
Clarity
Estimated VS1 - VS2 clarity
Shape
Radiant
Overall Assessment
A stunning, modern radiant cut diamond ring featuring bright brilliance, excellent facet alignment, and a complementary pavé band set against a contrasting pink backdrop.
Cut Quality
Very Good to Excellent
Brilliance
High white light return, displaying strong brightness typical of a well-cut radiant.
Fire
Good spectral dispersion, showing flashes of colored light through the pavilion facets.
Scintillation
High sparkle with balanced pattern of light and dark areas characteristic of the radiant cut's 'crushed ice' effect.
Proportions
Standard brilliant radiant proportions with a well-faceted pavilion creating the signature crushed-ice look.
Symmetry
Very Good
Polish
Very Good
Fluorescence
None to Faint
Inclusions
Minor pinpoints or small feathers expected at VS clarity level, not readily visible to the unaided eye.
Blemishes
None readily apparent from the photograph.
Origin
Laboratory-grown (CVD or HPHT method)
Treatment Detection
No obvious signs of post-growth treatments detected visually.
Estimated Value
$4,000 - $7,000 USD (dependent on exact cert parameters)
Certification Estimate
Likely to be graded by IGI or GIA with similar estimated metrics.
Investment Potential
Lab-grown diamonds generally serve as fashion jewelry rather than financial investment assets due to shifting market pricing.
Similar Diamonds
High-clarity radiant cut lab-grown diamonds with pavé micro-set bands.
Setting Suggestions
Classic four-prong platinum or 18k white gold setting on a pavé band to complement the cool tone of the center stone.
Care & Maintenance
Regular ultrasonic cleaning or warm soapy water with a soft brush; professional check of the prong settings bi-annually.
Interesting Facts
The radiant cut was invented in 1977 by Henry Grossbard, who combined the emerald cut outline with the brilliant cut facets to maximize sparkle.