0.28 VERY LIGHT PINK GIA CERTIFIED HEART LOOSE NATURAL IN SOUTH AFRICA

0.28 Very Light Pink Heart GIA Certified Loose Natural Diamond - YouTube Video will open in a new window [isdntekvideo] 0.28 Very Light Pink I2 Heart Brilliant Natural Loose Diamond GIA Certified. GIA Unmentioned Comments: Clarity is ungraded due to GIA Color Grading Standard Clarity Indented natural near the top right curve of the heart on the mains of the crown, 2 feathers, larger feather near the top right curve of heart, feather seems to contain a slight amount of carbon, almost dithered in effect. No other black carbon inclusions, extra facet near the bottom apex on the crown,large unpolished rough natural on the edge of the heart in order to save overall yield and shape. stunning,tiny surface reaching feather / gletz, tiny extra facet near the culet, extra facet on the left bottom main, indented natural on the surface Cut - good; Symmetry - poor; Polish - poor Color Distribution (GIA Color Grading and Color Grading Pink Diamonds as below) Hue - Faint Pink; Tone - Cooler Tone; Saturation - Low; Distribution - Uneven NB* - Delivery: we ship with the most reliable shippers at our disposal in South Africa.We cannot guarantee any lost packages as these companies do not offer insurance, thus we cannot offer any replacement funds.Orders are to be paid by Wednesday to ensure delivery by the weekend, All payments later than Wednesday will be shipped on Monday for delivery on Tuesday due to couriers only working on business days. Thanking you for your business. GIA Color Grading Specifications:  "For colored diamonds, the aspect of color far outweighs the other “C’s” (clarity, cut, and carat weight in the determination of value. Therefore, it is critical to understand the relationship of color appearances that affect color grades and descriptions." "Color is described using three attributes: hue (the appearance of red, blue, green, or anything in between), tone (the relative lightness or darkness of a color), and saturation (the relative strength or weakness of a color). The color appearance of a gem is the result of a combination of these three attributes. By standardizing the organization of these three attributes, a color’s appearance can be located in color space." ~ GIA colored diamond color reference charts / John M. King. — 1st ed.p. cm.ISBN 0-87311-053-6