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New 0.65ct Round Natural Diamond SI1 J...EGL Certified

75% of all Diamonds sold in the world are Round shaped diamonds

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Round cut diamonds produce the MOST Fire and Brilliance

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The ROUND BRILLIANT CUT Diamond

75% of all Diamonds sold in the world are

Round shaped diamonds.

In the early 20^th century technology caught

up with Jewelers imaginations, and with

lathes, diamond saws and geometry

the Diamond’s Fire and Brilliance was

optimized with only 58 mathematically

placed facets.

RETAIL: $1,525.00

#190-151

CARAT WEIGHT	CLARITY	COLOR	CUT
0.65	SI1	J	Good

Diamond Grading Terminology
A diamond's cost is based on the characteristics known as the "4 C's". Clarity, Color and Cut (proportion) are the quality elements which together with the Carat Weight determine the value of a stone. The closer a diamond grades to the left of one or all of these scales the rarer and the more costly it will be. While clarity is frequently assumed to be the most important factor of all the "C's", in fact, color and cut (especially cut) have a more profound affect on the visual appearance of a diamond.

Clarity
A diamond's clarity is determined by the number, nature, position, size and color of internal characteristics called "inclusions" and surface features called "blemishes". These irregularities occurred in the liquid magna (volcanic rock) within which the diamond was created. Diamonds are mostly pure carbon, however, during crystallization other minerals nearby, or even other bits of carbon forming more quickly may have become trapped within the cooling mass. These show themselves as the various characteristics which make up the clarity of a diamond (included crystals, feathers, clouds etc). Clarity is measured on a scale ranging from pure (flawless) to heavily included (I-3). The clarity of a diamond is graded by using 10X magnification under good lighting by an experienced grader. The final clarity grade is usually determined by how easy the inclusions and blemishes are for the grader to see.

Color
Ideally, a diamond should have no color at all, like a drop of spring water. Increasing degrees of body color are measured on a scale ranging from no color at all (D) to deeply colored (Z). Beyond "Z" is the range where the diamond's color is vivid and rich, called "fancy colors". Diamonds of known color are used as comparison stones for color grading. Grading is done by comparing the diamond to be graded against these "master stones" under either artificial or natural north daylight (in the Northern Hemisphere). A machine called the "Colorimeter" can be used for color grading but there is no substitute for the trained human eye.

Cut
Cut, sometimes the forgotten "C", ensures that a given stone has maximum brilliance and sparkle which would not be the case were the stone cut for weight alone.We use the following scale to grade a stone on it's overall appearance. Angles and percentages are for diamond cutters and graders. Simply put, when looking at a diamond, if it doesn't catch your eye or if it doesn't flash in the light, it's probably not well cut. Good cutting is what brings fire to the ice.

The EGL… European Gemological Laboratories USA

EGL # US78252911D

The EGL is one of the world’s premier, largest and oldest

Independent gemological institutions offering accurate,

reliable gemstone identification and professional certification

in 2005 when the GIA was rocked with their money-for-grades

scandal and their Diamond Grades came into question many

independent jewelers in the United States turned to the EGL,

because of their long standing unblemished reputation, to

Certify their diamonds. Although the GIA has worked hard to

regain their previous reputation, to best serve our customers,

Foland’s has remained loyal to the EGL as they have continually

maintained their high standards and have never disappointed us

with their accuracy and integrity.

EGL Mission Statement:

“To take the guesswork out of buying diamonds by

providing diamond grading certificates to internationally

accepted standards to our customers who are professional

diamond wholesalers, retailers and manufacturers in the

diamond industry.”

FREE APPRAISAL INCLUDED

Diamond Shoppers have become more sophisticated

and knowledgeable in recent years but this has been

offset by a more complex diamond market with a

variety of certification sources, diamond enhancement

treatments and much debate over what constitutes

great cut.

As a result, the services of an independent appraiser

has become increasingly important in helping diamond

shoppers avoid an expensive mistake.

To accurately examine a diamond and to be able to

determine if it is a diamond requires numerous special

and expensive tools that are usually only available with

a professional who works exclusively with diamonds

and gems.

APPRAISERS

Independent Appraisal Laboratories (like EGL and GIA)

don’t sell Diamonds and are Totally independent of any

diamond sales organization. Therefore, they are the

only places where it is possible to obtain a qualified,

un-biased opinion of a diamond.

The biggest problem with taking a diamond to a jewelry

store is the conflict of interest. It is comparable to taking

a Lexus to a Cadillac dealership and asking what they

think of the product. The jewelry store has everything

to gain and nothing to lose by saying negative things

about a diamond bought at another store.

DIAMOND CERTIFICATION

A Diamond Certificate (also called a “diamond grading

report”) is a document containing the characteristics

about the diamond that make up its value.

It is the pedigree that goes with the diamond and becomes

a valuable document in case of loss because it will ensure

that your insurance company will replace your stone with

another certified stone of like quality.

Certificates ARE NOT Appraisals since they do not contain

any information regarding the value or the price of a diamond.

APPRAISALS

Getting an insurance appraisal is wise financial protection

and is easy and more accurate if the the diamond has been

certified before being set into an item of jewelry. The diamond

weight is accurate and the insurance company is assured that

there are no flaws being hidden under the setting.

BUY WITH CONFIDENCE when dealing with Foland’s

you know that you are dealing with the Highest Level

of Knowledgeable, trained Professionals as we are

GIA Graduates with the Extensive Years of Education

And Training that that represents.

As Third Generation Fine Jewelers with Decades of

Experience we know that selecting the “right” Diamond

can be challenging so we’ve used our Knowledge and

Expertise to assemble an outstanding assortment of

Diamonds to satisfy any taste at any price, so we’re

confident that you’ll find the Exact Diamond that

you’ll be proud to own or to give.

PURCHASE THE DIAMONDS YOU’LL BE PROUD

TO GIVE AND THAT SHE’LL BE PROUD TO WEAR

When purchasing Diamonds from Foland’s you can

Rest assured that EVERY Diamond is 100% NATURAL…

we never, ever carry laboratory treated diamonds!

Our relationships with loyal Customers has endured and

grown for over 84 years because of Trust, Based on Value,

Service and Savings. We’ve earned that Trust and Confidence

by offering Daimonds, Jewelry and Giftware with a dedication

to Quality at a savings. You’ll buy with Confidence knowing the

Honest Value of your Diamond purchase and that you’re

Important Investment is Backed and Protected by Foland’s

Lifetime Guarantee.

Foland’s wants to make your buying experience a satisfying

one, and we understand that New Customers may be weary

of buying Diamonds From a website, especially if you’re

spending hundreds, or thousands of dollars. REST ASSURED,

YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR #1 PRIORITY. So don’t hesitate

to contact us with any questions or concerns at, we will either answer by e-mail or

call you back.

Foland's is an 84 year old, Third Generation family owned jeweler specializing in the Highest Quality items from the World's Finest designers.

The tradition began in New York in 1924 when Lawrence Reich set his first diamond. As a Master Craftsman he perfected his trade and became one of the most skilled Diamond Setters In the world and was also one of the first to perfect the Art of designing and manufacturing fine jewelry by creating wax models and casting gold jewelry.

Foland's wants to make your buying experience a satisfying one, and we

understand that New Customers may be weary of buying expensive jewelry from a website, especially if you're spending hundreds, or thousands of dollars. Rest Assured, Your Satisfaction is our #1 Priority. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns at, we will either answer by e-mail or call you back.

Let us serve you as we continue our Tradition of Service towards 100 years of Excellence.

Item must be returned within:	14 Days
Refund will be given as:	Money Back with receipt of ALL original tags, boxes, warranty/registration papers and packaging materials. Shipping and insurance are not refundable
Ring Sizing:	No refunds or exchanges on sized rings.

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Merchandise will arrive in 1 - 3 Days. Delivery will Require a Signed Return Receipt. If no one is at the address the merchandise will have to be picked up and signed for at the Post Office.

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