- Is a 1.02 carat round diamond big enough for an engagement ring?
- At roughly 4.3 mm across, it reads as a small stone. It works well as a solitaire on a thin band or as a side stone, but it will not look like a large centerpiece.
- Is D color and VVS1 clarity worth paying for?
- Both are near the top of the scale, so the stone will look colorless and clean to the eye. In a stone this small, most shoppers cannot tell D from G or VVS1 from VS1 without a loupe, so you may save by stepping down a grade.
- What does the IGI certificate cover?
- It documents the carat weight, color, clarity, cut and measurements. Ask for the certificate number and check it on IGI's site before buying.
- Is $479 a good price for this stone?
- It is within the usual range for a certified 1.02 carat D VVS1 lab-grown round, not an obvious steal. Compare per-carat prices across the two stores listing it new before you commit.
- Does the price include a setting or a ring?
- This is a loose diamond. A setting, band and setting labor are separate costs, and Diamaura sells custom ring design as a separate service.
- Where is the 1.02 Carat ROUND D VVS1 IGI Ideal Cut cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $479.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the 1.02 Carat ROUND D VVS1 IGI Ideal Cut?
- Buyers like: Beautiful, well-crafted rings that exceed expectations; Helpful, responsive customer service and quick communication; Fast delivery, sometimes earlier than expected. Common complaints: Resizing took two months and the ring was sent outside the country without clear notice; Ring arrived from Hong Kong, not California, and delivery took longer than stated.
- Where can I buy the 1.02 Carat ROUND D VVS1 IGI Ideal Cut?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including DIAMAURA JEWELRY, Amazon, Brilliance.com.