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Stone dimensions diagram
Length6.79mm
Width6.73mm
Table72%
Depth74.1%
Center Stone Carat Size Guide*The setting in the image is for reference only
Shown with 2.0ct
*closest value to your size 2.0ct
Shown with 2.0ct *closest value to your size 2.0ct
Hand wearing a gold ring with a blurred green plant background
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2.02 Carat E VVS2 Princess Lab Diamond

$1,180
2.02ct
Carat
E
Color
VVS2
Clarity
1.01
Ratio
6.79/6.73
L/W (mm)
1.01
Ratio
6.79/6.73
L/W (mm)
IGI Certification info
IGI-Lab Diamond
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Diamond Parameters
Stone dimensions diagram
Length6.79mm
Width6.73mm
Table72%
Depth74.1%
Know Your Stone
CARAT
2.02ct

Universal measurement unit for diamonds

CLARITY
VVS2
Clarity info

Hard to see inclusions even under 10x magnification

COLOR
E
Diamond color grade scale

Completely colorless

DIMENSIONS (mm)
6.79x6.73Dimensions (mm) info

Ratio: 1.01

CERTIFICATION
IGI
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Product Overview

Understand Your Diamond Qualities

ColorE
Completely colorless, these diamonds are rare and highly sought after. A good choice when money is no object.
Color refers to the natural tint of a diamond. The closer the diamond is to “colorless” the rarer it is. The industry standard for grading diamond color is to assign a letter grade from D (colorless) to J (nearly colorless).
ClarityVVS2
10x Magnification
Very, Very Slightly Included. Inclusions are present, but extremely hard to see - even under 10x magnification.
Most diamonds have imperfections in the form of internal inclusions and surface blemishes. These imperfections are graded on a scale from FL (flawless) to I1–I3 (included). FL diamonds are the rarest and hardest to find.