Natural Fancy Red Diamond (or potentially a treated ruby/garnet based on visual impression, but assuming gem-grade red diamond for standard scale analysis)

Natural Fancy Red Diamond (or potentially a treated ruby/garnet based on visual impression, but assuming gem-grade red diamond for standard scale analysis) · Round Brilliant

Very Good Cut

Natural Fancy Red Diamond (or potentially a treated ruby/garnet based on visual impression, but assuming gem-grade red diamond for standard scale analysis) - Round Brilliant

Carat

0.50 ct (estimated)

Color

Fancy Deep Red

Clarity

VS2

Shape

Round Brilliant

Overall Assessment

An exceptionally rare and valuable gemstone displaying intense red coloration with good clarity and standard brilliant proportions.

Cut Quality

Very Good

Brilliance

High for a colored diamond

Fire

Strong spectral dispersion visible in well-lit facets

Scintillation

Good play of light and dark contrast areas

Proportions

Table 57%, Depth 61.5%, standard brilliant facet arrangement

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

Medium Blue

Inclusions

Minor pinpoint inclusions and small crystal clouds visible under magnification

Blemishes

Minor natural surface graining

Origin

Argyle Mine, Australia (historically most likely source for deep reds) or African deposit

Treatment Detection

No obvious signs of artificial treatment; natural color origin highly probable

Estimated Value

$50,000 - $150,000+ per carat depending on exact saturation and modifier hues

Certification Estimate

GIA Colored Diamond Report: Fancy Deep Red, VS2

Investment Potential

Extremely high due to extreme rarity and closure of primary red diamond mines

Similar Diamonds

Famous red diamonds such as the Moussaieff Red

Setting Suggestions

Yellow or white gold prong setting with diamond halo to enhance size and rich color

Care & Maintenance

Standard ultrasonic cleaning safe, but professional inspection recommended periodically

Interesting Facts

Natural red diamonds are among the rarest colored diamonds in the world, with fewer than 30 true red diamonds officially documented

Identified on 9/4/2026
Natural Fancy Red Diamond (or potentially a treated ruby/garnet based on visual impression, but assuming gem-grade red diamond for standard scale analysis) Round Brilliant | Diamond Identifier