ID-Knox 4

Vier natürliche Diamanten in “rundem Brilliantschliff” zwischen 0,50 und 0,57 Karat pro Stück mit einem Gesamtgewicht von ungefähr 2,16 Karat; es handelt sich um zwei Paare mit sehr ähnlichem Gewicht (+/- 0,01 Karat). Alle Diamanten haben die Farbe “F” oder “G” (jeweils zwei Diamanten “F” und “G”) (in Deutschland: Feines Weiß) und weisen nur minimalste Einschlüsse auf “VVS 1” und “VVS 2” (Very, very smal inclusions). Alle Steine sind perfekt geschliffen, haben eine perfekte Symmerie und perfekte Proportionen (jeweils mit “excellent” zertifiziert). Für jeden Stein vermerkt das Zertifikat, dass keine Fluoreszenz vorhanden ist. Jeder Stein hat an der Rundiste (für das Auge unsichtbar) eine Lasergravur mit der korrespondierenden Zertifikatsnummer (GIA/HRD/IGI)*.

Die ID-Knox enthält GIA/HRD/IGI – Zertifikate für jeden Diamanten und ein DDI oder IGI ** - Zertifikat für das Gebinde in der ID-Knox.

Preis ca. € 9.239,88 netto, ohne Mehrwertsteuer bei einem unterstellten Wechselkurs von 1,1796 €/US$ und einem unterstellten Gesamtgewicht von 2,16 cts. (ca. € 4.277,72 /Karat ohne Mehrwertsteuer ).

Die Rechnungstellung erfolgt unter Berücksichtigung des tatsächlichen Gesamtgewichts der Diamanten, der Preis pro Karat richtet sich nach der aktuellen Rapaport Preisliste und des am Tag der Rechnungsstellung aktuellen €/USD Wechselkurses.

Knox 4 – Preishistorie (€)

Quelle: Rapaport Diamond Price Statistics

		GIA Nr.	Carat	Color	Clarity	Cut	Fluorescence
1.		0000000000	0.54	F	VVS1	EX	None
2.		0000000000	0.54	F	VVS1	EX	None
3.		0000000000	0.54	G	VVS2	EX	None
4.		0000000000	0.54	G	VVS2	EX	None

GLOSSAR

Measurements: Diamond dimensions listed as “minimum diameter – maximum diameter x depth” for round diamonds and “length x width x depth” for fancy-shaped diamonds.

 

Carat Weight: Weight given in carats, recorded to the nearest hundredth of a carat. One carat is equal to 1/5 of a gram.

 

Color Grade: The absence of color ranging from colorless to light yellow or brown when compared to GIA Master Color Comparison Diamonds.

 

Clarity Grade: The relative absence of inclusions and blemishes. Graded on a scale from Flawless to Included based on size, nature, number, position, and relief of characteristics visible under 10x magnification.

 

Cut Grade: For standard, D-to-Z color, round brilliant diamonds. Cut grade incorporates the aspects of face-up appearance, design, and craftsmanship.

 

PROPORTIONS

Depth: Table-to-culet depth, expressed as a percentage of average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.

 

Table: Table size expressed as a percentage of a round brilliant’s average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.

 

Crown Angle: The average of the angles of the bezel facet planes relative to the table planes.

 

Crown Height: Measurement from the table plane to the intersection of the bezel facet with the girdle. The Crown Height % is the average crown height relative to the average diameter for round shapes and width for fancy shapes.

 

Pavilion Angle: Average of the angles formed by the pavilion main facet planes and the girdle plane.

 

Pavilion Depth: Measured from the girdle to the culet, then expressed as a percentage of average girdle diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.

 

Star Length: Length of star facets expressed as a percentage of the total distance between the girdle and the edge of the table facet.

 

Lower Half: Length of lower-half facets expressed as a percentage of the total distance between the girdle and the culet.

 

Girdle: Thickness of the intersection of the crown and pavilion which defines the perimeter of the diamond.

 

Cutlet: Size of the facet at the tip of a gemstone relative to the average diameter for round shapes or width for fancy shapes.

 

FINISH

Polish: Smoothness of the diamond’s surface, assessed on a scale ranging from excellent to poor.

 

Symmetry: Exactness of the diamond’s outline, and the shape, placement, and alignment of its facets, assessed on a scale ranging from excellent to poor.

 

Fluorescence: Strength and color of the diamond when viewed under long-wave ultraviolet light. A fluorescence description of “none” represents a range of fluorescence from indiscernible to very faint. Used for identification purposes.

 

CLARITY CHARACTERISTICS

Clarity Characteristics: List of the most significant clarity characteristics present in the diamond that justifies the clarity grade; a maximum of four characteristics are listed.