Round Brilliant Cut

Round Brilliant Cut

Any idea what value this certified diamond is, please see details?

Details:
Certified from the European Gemmological Laboratory

Description: Natural Diamond (also called Gem Diamond)
Weight: 0.70 ct
Cut/Shape: Round Brilliant Cut
Measurements: Approx. Max 5.91 Min 5.385 x 3.30 mm
Proportions: GOOD
Depth: 56.1%
Table Diameter: 63%
Crown Height: 11%
Pavillion Depth: 42%
Girdle Thickness: Thin to medium faceted
Color Grade: 0+(D)
Photoluminescence: Distinct

Diamond is sealed (never opened) and certificate is dated July 18, 1979.

Any ballpark idea of what it may be worth?
Thanks in advance.
Also listed as "Internally Flawless"

No problem. I plugged the specs you provided (shape, carat weight, color grade, and clarity grade) into a diamond search engine. I used Diamond Price Guru, but there are several available free online.

It came back with 12 similar diamonds, ranging in price from $4,375 to $6,403. All of these were GIA graded, not EGL, and generally GIA diamonds are priced a little higher than EGL, but not much, so I wouldn't worry about that.

The age of the diamond usually doesn't impact the price, so long as it was never worn (so never damaged).

I hope this helps.

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When a diamond is first extracted from the earth it looks like any other stone or a rock song that you may have picked up on a beach and thrown into the sea Many people never realize the fiery, brilliant stone that has been formed are at least 50 miles below the surface of the earth under the most pressure intense and extreme temperatures with the carbon atoms compressed humble in training Atomic particularly high quality diamonds which gives them strength and glowing beauty.

To make the beauty and brilliance in the foreground, the rough diamond must be cut and polished and how this process is have made a direct impact on how a diamond will look, a bad cut will destroy the value of a stone and diminish its beauty while a Cutting Goodwill improve and expand one of the gems most beautiful in the world and certainly the most valuable.

Cutting a Diamond is a highly skilled art form and requires an excellent craftsman making process. For some, cutting a diamond is a very stressful experience, even for those who are watching - a slip, an undetected flaw in the plans of the structure of diamond or a mistake in choosing to apply cutting and the stone can become a piece of worthless rock, so important is the process of cutting more than 40% of the value of the stone finish is applied by the cutting process. and the intended use of the stone - Many diamonds never be part of a collection of jewels and instead, end up being used in the processes industrial use hardness to form the points of drilling tools for example.

Current sizes of diamonds include:

 · Princess
 · Brilliant
 · Marquise
 · Emerald
 · Baguette
 · Pear

By far the most cutting popular is the round brilliant cut usually with stone used as a centerpiece for a solitaire ring, very often the choice of a ring Engagement. The brilliant cut has 57 facets in reality, which creates a burst of fire that has never gone out of fashion. Princess long fingers, the shape of diamond you choose will be influenced by a sense of style and also the size of your wife's hand and fingers. Using a diamond shaped elongated (pear, emerald or baguette) is better on one hand with short fingers because the shape will accentuate and a lady with long fingers are lucky in the sense that it can the value of a stone - other factors are color, clarity and Carat (weight) which, with the cut are known collectively as the "Four C". Together, the four Cs used to classify and grade a diamond's quality and in turn to determine its value.

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