Lab Grown Diamond Lab-grown 3,62Ct D-VVS1 Heart - IGILG818628660 1
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The 4 C’s of this diamond

Carat
Carat
3.62 ct

The weight of the diamond. Carat weight is a key factor in a diamond’s value.

Colour
Colour
D E F G H I J K L M N

Near colourless. Slight warmth visible to the trained eye.

Clarity
Clarity
VVS1

Minute inclusions, extremely difficult to detect at 10×.

Cut
Cut
-

Excellent light performance and brilliance.

Diamond (Lab Grown) 3,62Ct D-VVS1 Heart - IGILG818628660

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Diamond Details
Color D
Shape Heart
Clarity VVS1
Cut Grade -
Lab IGI
Polish Excellent
Symmetry Excellent
Fluorescence None
Measurements 9.86 x 10.70 x 5.96
Depth 55.7
Table 60.0
Carat 3.62 ct
Price Per Carat 5807.00
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FIRESC Guide to Choosing a Diamond

Choosing a diamond shouldn’t be complicated. In practice, a diamond’s value and beauty are mainly determined by three essential elements: color, clarity and cut.

At FIRESC we always recommend choosing a balanced diamond — not necessarily the most expensive, but the one that offers the best visual beauty for your budget.

1. Diamond Color

Diamond color is graded from D to Z:

  • D-F → exceptionally white (very rare)
  • G-H → premium white (excellent beauty/value balance)
  • I-J → slightly warm, still very attractive in most settings
  • K+ → noticeable yellow tint

For most clients, G-H provides the best balance between a premium look and value.

Diamond color scale D-Z

FIRESC recommendations

  • For a very white appearance: F-G
  • Best value/quality balance: G-H
  • For a larger-looking diamond within the same budget: I-J

2. Diamond Clarity

Clarity indicates how “clean” a diamond is internally. Most inclusions are NOT visible to the naked eye.

  • FL / IF → extremely rare
  • VVS1-VVS2 → inclusions very difficult to see
  • VS1-VS2 → excellent for most clients
  • SI1-SI2 → small inclusions, sometimes invisible without magnification

In practice, many VS and some SI1 diamonds appear perfect to the human eye.

Diamond clarity grades

FIRESC recommendations

  • Ideal balance: VS1-VS2
  • Discreet premium: VVS2
  • Smart budget optimization: certain SI1 eye-clean diamonds

3. Diamond Cut

Cut is the most important factor for brilliance. A well-cut diamond can look larger, brighter and more valuable. A poorly cut diamond will look “dull,” even if it has excellent color and clarity.

Diamond cut comparison

FIRESC recommendation

Always choose Excellent or Very Good cut.

Better to have a diamond with color G, clarity VS2 and an Excellent cut than one with color D, clarity VVS1 but a poor cut.

FIRESC recommendation for most clients

For an elegant, spectacular diamond that’s well optimized as an investment:

  • ColorG-H
  • ClarityVS1-VS2
  • CutExcellent / Very Good
  • CertificateGIA / IGI

What truly matters?

A diamond should look beautiful in real light, have correct proportions, deliver authentic brilliance, and fit smartly within your budget.

At FIRESC, every diamond is selected so the client receives the maximum beauty and real value — not just impressive specifications on paper.

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Why choose this diamond

Hand-selected. Lab-certified. Yours alone.

A beautiful balance of size, quality and value. This 3.62 ct D-VVS1 heart features excellent cut and polish for exceptional brilliance.

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