Sample image- Shape
- Round
- Carat
- 0.51
- Color
- F
- Clarity
- VS2
- Polish / Symmetry
- Very Good / Very Good
- Measurements
- 5.17 × 5.15 × 3.17 mm
- Growth
- HPHT
Summary from this listing. The full report lives on IGI's website.
Verify IGI report 784620581 ↗5.17 × 5.15 × 3.17 mm · length-to-width 1.0
Diagram is schematic; the measurements are from the grading report.
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0.51 Carat Round Lab-Grown Diamond
F color · VS2 clarity · IGI 784620581
Flat $14.99 insured shipping within the US. Ships after payment clears. All sales final.
- Independent IGI reportVerify it yourself on IGI's site
- Flat $14.99 insured US shippingShips after payment clears · US only
At a glance
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Learn about this diamond
Color: F
F is grade 3 of 23 on the color scale (D, the highest, to Z). Colorless. D–F are colorless; G–H are near-colorless and look white to most eyes once set.
Clarity: VS2
VS2 is grade 6 of 11 on the clarity scale (FL, the highest, to I3). Eye-clean, flaws only visible under magnification.
Cut & finish
| Polish | Very Good |
|---|---|
| Symmetry | Very Good |
| Table | 59% |
| Depth | 61% |
| Length-to-width | 1.0 |
| Cut grade | Excellent |
Size: 0.51 ct
Measurements: 5.17 × 5.15 × 3.17 mm. Two stones of the same carat weight can look different sizes depending on shape and proportions, so check the millimeters.
Growth method: HPHT. The method doesn't make a diamond better or worse on its own.
Full details
A round brilliant is faceted for brilliance and sparkle, and at 0.51 carats this one measures about 5.15–5.17 mm across. F is in the colorless range (D–F): it will face up icy white, in white metal or yellow gold. VS2 inclusions are minor; in a brilliant-cut round of this size most VS2 stones are eye-clean, but not every one. It suits almost any setting: a classic four- or six-prong solitaire, a halo, or a three-stone ring.
The image is a representative photo of a lab-grown round diamond, not this exact stone. No 360° video is on file; check the IGI report below or contact us with any questions before you decide.
Specifications
| Shape | Round |
|---|---|
| Carat weight | 0.51 |
| Color | F |
| Clarity | VS2 |
| Cut grade | Excellent |
| Polish | Very Good |
| Symmetry | Very Good |
| Fluorescence | Listed on the grading report |
| Measurements (L × W × D) | 5.17 × 5.15 × 3.17 mm |
| Length-to-width ratio | 1.00 |
| Depth | 61.4% |
| Table | 59% |
| Girdle | Listed on the grading report |
| Culet | Listed on the grading report |
| Grading lab | IGI (International Gemological Institute) |
| Report number | 784620581 |
| Growth method | HPHT (high pressure, high temperature) |
Why this diamond
What stands out: IGI cut grade Excellent and F (colorless) color. Worth knowing: there is no 360° video on file.
Questions about this diamond
Is a VS2 round of 0.51 carats eye-clean?
VS2 inclusions are minor; in a brilliant-cut round of this size most VS2 stones are eye-clean, but not every one. We don't have a 360° video on file for this stone, so ask us before you buy, or check the clarity plot on the grading report.
What does the IGI report tell me, and how do I verify it?
IGI (International Gemological Institute) graded this diamond and issued report 784620581. The report records the shape, measurements, carat weight, color, clarity, polish and symmetry, cut grade, and states that the diamond is laboratory-grown. It also lists details we don't show here, such as fluorescence, girdle and culet. Enter the report number on IGI's website (the verify link on this page goes straight there) to confirm the details match this listing.
Will F color look white?
F is in the colorless range (D–F): it will face up icy white, in white metal or yellow gold.
Is this a real diamond? What does HPHT mean?
Yes. It is a lab-grown diamond: carbon in the same crystal structure as a mined diamond, with the same hardness and optical properties. It was grown by HPHT (high pressure, high temperature). The growth method doesn't make a diamond better or worse on its own; the grades and how it looks do.