Indented Natural

[ces3719]

Hi PriceScope,

I am about to purchase a diamond and just wanted to see if it will be a good purchase!
It seems like one of the inclusions is indented natural which I do not know how it will affect the diamond in the long run.

Its specs are:

HCA : 1.0

Shape: Round
carat weight: 0.79
color: F
clarity: VS1
cut: Excellent
polish: Excellent
symmetry: Excellent
Fluorescence: Faint
l/w/d (mm): 5.93*5.98*3.64
l/w ratio: 1.01
depth %: 61.10
table %: 57.00
certificate: GIA

Clarity Characteristics Crystal, Pinpoint, Indented Natural

Thank you for your help in advance!

 

[ac117]

Nothing to worry about....it's a VS1 stone and the indented natural is the third clarity characteristic listed (the grade setting inclusion is a crystal). The inclusions would be hard to spot even at 10x magnification.

What are the angles on the stone?

 

[ces3719]

that's relieving and below are the proportions!

proportions

Depth
61.1 %

Table
57 %

Crown Angle
34.0°


Crown Height
14.5%


Pavilion Angle
40.8°


Pavilion Depth
43.0%


Star Length
50%


Lower Half
80%


Girdle
Thin to Slightly Thick, Faceted, 3.5%


Culet
None

 

[ac117]

Proportions are very nice! Are you able to get an ideal scope or ASET to evaluate light return? Should still be safe to buy without but it never hurts to ask.

 

[Texas Leaguer]

Nothing to worry about....it's a VS1 stone and the indented natural is the third clarity characteristic listed (the grade setting inclusion is a crystal). The inclusions would be hard to spot even at 10x magnification.

What are the angles on the stone?

Agreed. As with any inclusion or surface feature in a VS1, the visual or structure impact is negligible. They are listed on the cert primarily to identify the diamond.