NATURAL COLORED DIAMOND 0.32 CT VERY HIGH CLARITY: VVS1 | CUT: MODIFIED RADIANT Official appraiser’s valuation: $5,092 (19,343.74 PLN gross—as of September 20, USD exchange rate 3.79885)
NATURAL COLORED DIAMOND 0.32 CT | CLARITY: VVS1 | CUT: MODIFIED RADIANT
Net price: $4,140
Gross price: 5,092 USD
Official appraiser’s valuation: 5,092 USD (19,343.74 PLN gross – as of September 20, USD exchange rate 3.79885)
DOCUMENTATION AND EXPERT APPRAISAL:
Certificate: The diamond comes with a prestigious, international IGI (International Gemological Institute) certificate, number 801651632, as well as a full Polish Appraiser’s Certificate from the Polish Gemmological Society, featuring a catalog photo and a QR code. The stone is securely packaged in an original, secure IGI blister pack (Safe Case).
Expert: Jan Karaszkiewicz—a distinguished expert on colored gemstones, a highly regarded diamond appraiser (license no. 3/14), and Secretary General of the Polish Gemmological Society.
Net appraisal value: 4,140 USD
Gross valuation: 5,092 USD
DIAMOND PARAMETERS:
Weight: 0.32 CT
Clarity: VVS1
Color: Fancy Natural Light Brownish Yellow
Dimensions: 4.19 x 3.44 x 2.34 mm
Cut Type and Shape: Modified Radiant (Cut Cornered Rectangular Modified Brilliant)
Proportions / Symmetry: Very Good / Very Good
Finish / Cut Grade: Very Good / Very Good
Fluorescence: Very Slight / Faint
INVESTMENT AND JEWELRY POTENTIAL:
Appreciation in Value: Prices for fancy-color diamonds show a strong, long-term upward trend, significantly outpacing the price increases of colorless diamonds. This is due to their extreme rarity—it is estimated that for every 1,000 carats of colorless diamonds mined, there is only 1 carat of colored diamonds. The exceptional, natural blend of brown and yellow hues creates a unique, warm shade, ideal for those seeking rare alternative gemstones.
Rarity and Clarity Grade: The closure of key mines (such as Argyle in Australia) has drastically reduced the global availability of new specimens. The stone on offer stands out not only for its unique color but, above all, for its exceptionally high VVS1 clarity grade, making it an exceptional rarity in the collector’s and investment markets, which are dominated by the mass production of synthetic gemstones. The timeless, deeply brilliant modified radiant cut beautifully highlights the natural color and enhances the aesthetic and commercial value of this gem.
Usage: The diamond can serve as a stable and secure investment or be set in a luxurious, one-of-a-kind ring or pendant. Setting a stone with such high clarity parameters and dual certification in a jewelry setting significantly increases the final value of the finished product.
NATURAL COLORED DIAMOND 0.32 CT | CLARITY: VVS1 | CUT: MODIFIED RADIANT
Net price: $4,140
Gross price: 5,092 USD
Official appraiser’s valuation: 5,092 USD (19,343.74 PLN gross – as of September 20, USD exchange rate 3.79885)
DOCUMENTATION AND EXPERT APPRAISAL:
Certificate: The diamond comes with a prestigious, international IGI (International Gemological Institute) certificate, number 801651632, as well as a full Polish Appraiser’s Certificate from the Polish Gemmological Society, featuring a catalog photo and a QR code. The stone is securely packaged in an original, secure IGI blister pack (Safe Case).
Expert: Jan Karaszkiewicz—a distinguished expert on colored gemstones, a highly regarded diamond appraiser (license no. 3/14), and Secretary General of the Polish Gemmological Society.
Net appraisal value: 4,140 USD
Gross valuation: 5,092 USD
DIAMOND PARAMETERS:
Weight: 0.32 CT
Clarity: VVS1
Color: Fancy Natural Light Brownish Yellow
Dimensions: 4.19 x 3.44 x 2.34 mm
Cut Type and Shape: Modified Radiant (Cut Cornered Rectangular Modified Brilliant)
Proportions / Symmetry: Very Good / Very Good
Finish / Cut Grade: Very Good / Very Good
Fluorescence: Very Slight / Faint
INVESTMENT AND JEWELRY POTENTIAL:
Appreciation in Value: Prices for fancy-color diamonds show a strong, long-term upward trend, significantly outpacing the price increases of colorless diamonds. This is due to their extreme rarity—it is estimated that for every 1,000 carats of colorless diamonds mined, there is only 1 carat of colored diamonds. The exceptional, natural blend of brown and yellow hues creates a unique, warm shade, ideal for those seeking rare alternative gemstones.
Rarity and Clarity Grade: The closure of key mines (such as Argyle in Australia) has drastically reduced the global availability of new specimens. The stone on offer stands out not only for its unique color but, above all, for its exceptionally high VVS1 clarity grade, making it an exceptional rarity in the collector’s and investment markets, which are dominated by the mass production of synthetic gemstones. The timeless, deeply brilliant modified radiant cut beautifully highlights the natural color and enhances the aesthetic and commercial value of this gem.
Usage: The diamond can serve as a stable and secure investment or be set in a luxurious, one-of-a-kind ring or pendant. Setting a stone with such high clarity parameters and dual certification in a jewelry setting significantly increases the final value of the finished product.
