A carat is the international unit used to measure the weight of a diamond or gemstone. One carat is equal to 200 milligrams, or 0.2 grams. This means a 5ct diamond will weigh 1 gram.
The Lab-grown diamond you have chosen weighs 3.00 carats and measures around 11.26mm. Remember, these measurements are only an estimation, as every Lab-grown diamond has unique attributes.
3.00ct
D coloured diamonds certificated by IGI are totally colourless or white diamonds and represent the highest colour grading which can be attributed to a diamond; as such, they are extremely rare and their immaculate colour purity justifies the premium that they command. D coloured diamonds are truly special.
VVS1 diamonds have minute inclusions that are extremely difficult for a skilled grader to locate under 10x magnification. These are exceptional quality diamonds.
Excellent cut diamonds represent the highest level of cut quality. These diamonds are cut to ideal proportions and exhibit exceptional brightness, fire, and scintillation.
