3.00ct Pear Garnet With 0.05ct Diamond Pendant In 9K White Gold
ITEM REF: FP1372GNW(A)/179W9
This impressive maroon garnet and diamond pendant features a pear shaped garnet which is beautifully complimented by the diamond setting. The garnet is 8mm x 10mm and weighs 3.00ct; the diamonds weigh 0.05ct. This necklace is made in 9K white gold and comes complete with a beautiful mirror trace chain.
| Birthstone | January Birthstone | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Diamond Weight | 0.05ct
Diamonds Guide At Diamond Treats:
THE FOUR C's:CutCut is a very important quality factor, and probably the most challenging, of the four Cs to understand. The brilliance of a diamond depends heavily on its cut, which give a diamond that brightness that seems to come from the very heart of the diamond. The quality of the cut is a result of just the right angles, proportions and finish of the diamond. It is the quality of the cut that gives a diamond its ability to handle light, which in turn leads to its dazzling brilliance and fire. ClarityAlmost all diamonds contain some inner flaws, or inclusions, that occur during the formation process. These inclusions are the ‘birthmarks’ of the diamond. The visibility, number and size of these inclusions determine what is called the clarity of a diamond. The inclusions interfere with the path of light through the diamond and therefore, diamonds that contain a lower degree of these inclusions create more brilliance. The better the clarity of the diamond the more expensive the diamond will be. Most inclusions in a diamond are so small that it is not possible to see them with the naked eye.
ColorA diamond is graded based on its lack of colour. The less colour, or the more colourless a diamond is, the greater its value and its visual appeal. Diamond colour grades range as follows:
Colourless and Near Colourless diamonds are the most desirable since they allow the most refraction of light (sparkle). Carat (weight)Diamond Carat is the unit of weight by which a diamond is measured As diamond carat weight increases so does its value, however it is important to note that as larger diamonds are rarer than smaller ones, the value of a single diamond increases exponentially with its carat weight. Often the carat weight of a diamond is used when talking about the diamonds size. Although this is not strictly correct, naturally, as the weight of a diamond increases, so does its size, and for this reason people use Carat weight as an indication of size. The table below shows the approximate diameter of a round and princess cut diamond as the carat weight changes:
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| Diamond Quality | Colour G/H, Clarity SI
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| Dimensions | 20mm (H) x 8mm (W) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Gemstone Grade | AAAA | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Gemstone Details | Natural Garnet 8x10mm
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| Metal | 9K White Gold |
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