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Best Emerald Cut Diamond For $5000 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond is going to be the best Emerald cut diamond for a budget of $5000.
The diamond is this 1.03 Emerald cut diamond, with G color and VS2 clarity. The diamond is an Excellent cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $5,070.
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-VS2-Ideal-Cut-Emerald-Diamond-1468523.asp
As you can see, the flaw of the Emerald cut diamond is that the large, open facets leave the internal flaws much more visible than they would be in most other shapes. This diamond has that visible inclusion near the center, which will be noticeable as a speck in real life, but has others on the edges that are not that visible. Besides for that speck, this diamond has a beautiful shape and is otherwise reasonably clean.
Add to that the great diamond color (Emerald diamonds also show color tingeing before other shapes due to the open facets, so we go with a slightly better color rating), and the great price, and this Emerald cut diamond is a great buy.
Best Small Princess Diamond For $2000 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond will be the best small Princess cut diamond for a maximum budget of $2000.
The diamond is this 0.70 carat Princess diamond, with I color and VS2 clarity. The diamond is a Very Good cut Princess diamond, and it sells for $1,890.
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/I-VS2-Very%20Good-Cut-Princess-Diamond-1475176.asp
The Princess cut diamond is less brilliant than what you might be used to with Round cut diamonds. There are other benefits though, such as the way the Princess cut facets cover up many of the internal flaws, as well as the elegance of the cut and the beauty of the style. Of the square cuts, while each has it’s benefits, the Princess cut gives the maximum brilliance over all the others.
This Princess cut diamond has pretty good diamond proportions of depth and table. The length to width ratio is 1.05 which is a great shape for a Princess cut diamond.
If you are looking for a small Princess cut diamond for a nice ring on a small budget, this diamond is perfect for you.
Buy This Princess Cut Diamond From James Allen
If you want another Princess cut diamond that is practically a nearly perfect match, so they could be used as a set of Princess cut earrings, or in a set of side-stones of a ring with a larger center stone, you should also check out this Princess cut diamond – it is not a perfectly exact match, but it is very very close.
Best Small Princess Diamond For $4000 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommendation is going to be for the best small Princess cut diamond. This diamond selected is less than 1 carat, it weighs in at 0.96 carats so it just barely qualifies.
The diamond is this 0.96 carat Princess diamond, with G color and SI1 clarity. The diamond is an Excellent (Ideal) cut Princess diamond, and it sells for $3,830.
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-SI1-Ideal-Cut-Princess-Diamond-1468636.asp
This is a great diamond with some inclusions that are very difficult to be seen. At this level of magnification they can be just barely noticed. On your wife’s finger, or even in front of your eye at normal size, they are just about invisible. That makes this Princess cut diamond a great buy.
Best Emerald Diamond For $7000 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond is going to be the best Emerald diamond for a budget of $7000.
The diamond is this 1.21 carat Emerald diamond, with G color and VS1 clarity. The diamond is an ideal cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $6,770.
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-VS1-Ideal-Cut-Emerald-Diamond-1427262.asp
Best Emerald Diamond For $4000 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond is going to be the best Emerald diamond for a budget of $4,000.
The diamond is this 0.98 carat Emerald diamond, with G color and VS1 clarity. The diamond is an Ideal cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $3,820 (you can get it for $3763 if you pay via bank wire!).
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Best Emerald Diamond For $2500 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsAs mentioned, it is time to move on to looking at Emerald diamonds.
I already wrote an article about Emerald diamonds and what qualities you should be looking for, what to avoid, and what to ignore, but I will now briefly review the main points.
The Emerald Cut Diamond
The facets of the Emerald cut diamond are very long and open. This exposes the internal flaws and the slightest shading of color to the naked eye, much more so than a tightly faceted diamond like a Round diamond. the Emerald diamond is not as brilliant as the Round and Princess cut diamonds, but you will get much more fiery flashes of light due to the long facets.
And now on to today’s recommended Emerald cut diamond..
Today’s recommended diamond is the best Emerald diamond for a $2,500 budget. The diamond is this 0.70 carat Emerald diamond, with G color and VS2 clarity. The diamond is a Premium cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $2,220.
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-VS2-Premium-Cut-Emerald-Diamond-1414660.asp
Best 3 Carat Emerald Diamond
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond is going to be a large Emerald diamond. I did not search for this diamond using any specific budget in mind, though I kept my regular criteria in place for selecting a diamond, just looking for a large diamond.
The diamond is this 3.01 carat diamond, with G color and VS2 clarity. The diamond is and Ideal cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $44,600.
The diamond has a beautiful shape, with a ratio of 1.36.
The diamond clarity is fabulous. There are a few different types of inclusions, but the diamond is very eye-clean.
The diamond color is exactly what you would expect of a diamond with color rated at G. It is practically colorless.
Diamond Picture:
3.01 carat, G-VS2, Ideal cut Emerald diamond
Diamond GIA Certificate:
3.01 carat, G-VS2, Ideal cut Emerald diamond GIA certificate
Best Emerald Diamond For $25000 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond is the best Emerald cut diamond for a budget of $25,000.
The diamond is this 2.41 carat diamond with G color and VS2 clarity. The diamond is an Ideal cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $24,720.
While this emerald diamond is a nice square shape instead of a rectangular shape, it is a perfect square, with a ratio of 1.01, which is far better than a semi-rectangle that we see lots of, with a ratio that falls in between square and rectangle. If you like square shaped Emerald diamonds, this diamond is a great one.
There is not much to say about the diamond color and diamond clarity. They are simply great. At G color and VS2 clarity, this diamond shows nothing.
2.41 carat, G-VS2, Ideal cut Emerald diamond
The diamond’s GIA certificate:
2.41 carat, G-VS2, Ideal cut Emerald diamond GIA certificate
Best Emerald Diamond For $20000 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond is the best Emerald cut diamond for a $20,000 budget.
2 carat, G-VS1, Premium cut Emerald diamond
The diamond is this 2.00 carat diamond, with G color and VS1 clarity. The diamond is a Premium cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $19,750.
The length to width ratio of this diamond is 1.40:1, which makes this diamond the best emerald shape according to all measurements and standards.
The diamond clarity is very clean, and the diamond color is a G with no noticeable tinging or yellowing.
Best Emerald Diamond For $12500 Budget
Posted by: | CommentsToday’s recommended diamond will be the best Emerald cut diamond for a $12,500 budget.
The diamond is this 1.80 carat diamond, with H color and VS1 clarity. The diamond is an Ideal cut Emerald diamond, and it sells for $12,140.
1.80 carat, H-VS1, Ideal Emerald cut diamond
This diamond has a low length to width ratio, at 1.26:1 – this means the diamond is still rectangular in shape, but much closer to a square. It is a bit boxier, rather than long and narrow. I personally prefer Emeralds to a be a bit longer and narrower than this one, but it is a nice diamond, and some people like them more square shaped.
Another feature of this diamond is the diamond clarity. As you can see in the certificate, this diamond has a small cluster of inclusions right in the center of the diamond. As you can see form the magnified image, despite their location they remain invisible to the naked eye.
