GIA 2.62CT G-VS1 Lab Grown Emerald Diamond Ring 14k White Gold (3.40 TCW)

Metal Purity refers to the composition
of gold. Gold jewelry is typically
14K or 18K. 14K contains 58% of
pure gold, and 18K contains 75%
pure gold.

The color of gold varies depending
on the amount of copper or nickel
in it. Copper gives Rose Gold it's
reddish color and Nickel gives
White Gold its white radiant color.

Metal weight can be an indicator of
the value of the jewelry piece. The
heavier the metal weight the higher
the content of precious metal.

Diamonds are weighed in carats one
carat is about 0.2 grams. Carat is
not the same as karat, as in 14 Karat
gold, which refers to gold purity.

This measurement refers to how wide
the shank of the ring is from the front
view (width top) and the back of the
ring (width shank).

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Clarity grade scale measures how
many internal blemishes a diamond
has.
VVS1-VS2 are not visible to the
naked eye.
SI1-SI2 is slightly visible to the naked
eye.
I1-I3 - clarity inclusions are visible to
the eye.

D-F are grades for colorless diamonds.
G-J are grades for tinted diamonds.
K-N are faint yellow diamonds.
O-Z are light yellow/ fancy yellow
diamonds.