4.01 Carat Oval Cut Lab Grown Diamond, VVS2/D
786648147
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Majestic, virtually flawless, and breathtaking in its sheer presence, this 4.01 carat Oval cut Lab Grown diamond is a gem of the most extraordinary distinction and timeless grandeur. Surpassing the coveted 4 carat milestone with effortless grace — an exceptionally rare achievement reserved for the most discerning connoisseurs — its exceptional D colour, the absolute pinnacle of the colour grading scale, and VVS2 clarity — an exceptional clarity grade, virtually flawless to even a trained eye — unite in a stone of pure, icy, commanding brilliance, while the Oval cut’s graceful silhouette and masterful facet pattern deliver an unrivalled display of fire, scintillation, and light performance that is simply extraordinary.
- Shape: Oval
- Carat Weight: 4.01 ct.
- Color Grade: D (Exceptional White+)
- Clarity: VVS2 (Very Very Slightly Included 2 — Virtually Flawless)
- Polish: Excellent (EX)
- Symmetry: Excellent (EX)
- Type: CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition)
- Lab: IGI Certified
- Report #: 786648147
- Crown: 14.0%, 36.3°
- Pavilion: 44.0%, 40.8°
- Girdle: Slightly Thick to Thick
- Fluorescence: None
- Measurements: 12.32 x 9.02 x 5.68 MM
- Depth: 63.0%
- Table Percentage: 61.00%
- Ratio: 1.37
Grown with exceptional mastery in Surat, India and fully certified by IGI, this 4.01 carat D/VVS2 Oval cut lab grown diamond is a stone of the most extraordinary distinction — surpassing the coveted 4 carat milestone with the purest colourless perfection, exceptional clarity, and an elongated silhouette that commands admiration in every setting. For the most discerning Indian connoisseur who demands nothing but the absolute finest in colour, clarity, and timeless elegance, this magnificent gem is the ultimate expression of conscious luxury, enduring grace, and uncompromising excellence.
