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Shape Size Cut Color Clarity Lab Price
Trilliant 0.44 N/A K I1 None $437
Trilliant 0.53 N/A L I1 None $625
Trilliant 0.45 N/A N SI3 None $822
Trilliant 0.38 N/A H SI2 None $876
Trilliant 0.46 N/A I SI3 None $937
Trilliant 0.81 N/A M SI1 None $1,021
Trilliant 0.57 N/A J SI1 None $1,051
Trilliant 0.54 N/A H SI1 None $1,090
Trilliant 0.93 N/A G I2 None $1,201
Trilliant 0.72 N/A J SI2 None $1,427
Trilliant 0.79 N/A F I1 None $1,480
Trilliant 0.90 N/A L SI2 None $1,523
Trilliant 0.73 N/A F SI3 None $1,579
Trilliant 0.72 N/A I SI1 None $1,755
Trilliant 0.51 N/A D SI2 None $1,957
Trilliant 1.08 N/A N SI3 None $2,074
Trilliant 0.70 N/A H VS2 None $2,435
Trilliant 0.75 N/A G SI1 None $2,468
Trilliant 0.81 N/A G SI1 None $2,665
Trilliant 0.81 N/A F VS2 None $2,919
Trilliant 0.76 N/A D VS2 None $3,020
Trilliant 0.91 N/A G SI1 None $3,728
Trilliant 1.00 N/A H VS2 None $4,271
Trilliant 1.07 N/A E VS2 None $5,970
Trilliant 1.55 N/A I SI2 GIA $6,351
Trilliant 1.17 N/A G VS2 None $6,687
Trilliant 1.83 N/A G I1 None $7,737
Trilliant 1.55 N/A G SI2 None $8,819
Trilliant 1.61 N/A F SI1 None $10,678
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DIAMONDS:

Scientifically speaking, the round brilliant cut diamond, designed with 57-58 facets, has the most sparkle. Of course, because each diamond is unique, it is still important to take a look at the individual diamond to evaluate its sparkle.  

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Round brilliant cut diamonds look larger than other cuts, largely because much of the diamond’s surface area is captured in the circular shape. Elongated cuts, including oval, emerald, and marquise cut diamonds also make for a larger looking diamond.  

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Diamond color is actually a reference to a diamond’s lack of color, and the less color a diamond has, the higher its color grade. Colorless diamonds are graded D, E, or F. Near-colorless diamonds are graded G-J.

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Diamonds need to be cut into a faceted shaped stones from their rough natural state. First, the selected area must be separated from the rough diamond, either by cleaving, or by using a diamond saw or laser. Next, two diamonds are set onto opposite-spinning axles to grind the diamond into its shape in a process known as bruiting or girdling. Finally, the stone is polished to brilliant perfection.

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