K18 YG sliced diamond ring
About "Sliced Diamond"
Called POLKI in India, it is actually one of the oldest cut diamonds and was born in India long before Western cutting methods were seen.
It is flat on both sides and can be attached to either side, also known as an uncut diamond.
It is not molded into a circular or oval cut and does not have a precisely cut facet. The rough shape of the stone determines the shape of the sliced diamond, and each one is handmade by a skilled craftsman.
The brilliance of sliced diamonds feels softer than traditional faceted diamonds and is still used in traditional weddings in India.
Since it is cut as it is mined, it is also attractive to be able to see various natural inclusions that are not found in artificial diamonds, which has become a hot topic recently.
It doesn't feel glaring, but it shines depending on the angle and light, so you can easily wear it anywhere.
How about a loose sliced diamond with a color pattern that does not exist in the world as one, for your own unique jewelry collection?
With a glossy finish, we dare to add a rough texture to give it a vintage feel.
* Sliced diamonds may have chips on the surface, but please note that they are not defective because they have a natural texture.
"Ring size"
About No. 11
"material"
K18 YG
"Diamond stone eyes"
Sliced diamond 0.42ct
"Diamond size"
About 5.8 x 4.3 mm
"Appraisal report"
GCI (Gemological Centers) is a group of gemological laboratories around the world with the aim of providing the highest level of professional and scientific gemological services to the international industry of diamonds, precious stones and jewelery. It is said that. GCI operates gemological laboratories in Israel, India, Russia and Japan, and GCI
Is an ISO 9001 registered company of its international quality standards and operates in accordance with the strict regulations of AGL and GIA cut grading standards and the rules of the World Diamond Bath Union (WFDB).
Item No. # PO-57
* The diamond may have minor scratches or chips, but please note that it is not a defective product and is in its natural state.
* Sliced diamonds are attractive because of their thinness, but in rare cases they may crack if they are hit by a strong impact. Thank you for your attention.
* Please note that there may be differences in color depending on the photo.
