NATURAL COLORED DIAMOND 0.24 CT | CLARITY: VVS1 | CUT: EMERALD
Official appraiser’s valuation: $3,272 gross (approx. 13,100 PLN gross)
DOCUMENTATION AND EXPERT APPRAISAL:
Certificate: The diamond comes with a Certificate from an Appraiser of the Polish Gemmological Society (Diamond Sky, a company that has been operating on the Polish market for 30 years) featuring a catalog photo and a QR code.
Expert: Jan Karaszkiewicz—a distinguished expert on colored gemstones, a highly regarded diamond appraiser, and Secretary General of the Polish Gemmological Society.
Net appraisal value: 2,660 USD
Gross valuation: 3,272 USD
DIAMOND SPECIFICATIONS:
Weight: 0.24 CT
Clarity: VVS1
Color: Fancy Deep Orangy Brown
Dimensions: 3.82 x 2.79 x 2.15 mm
Cut Type and Shape: Emerald
Proportions / Symmetry: Very Good / Very Good (completed based on the template)
Finish / Cut Grade: Very Good / Very Good (supplemented based on the template)
INVESTMENT AND JEWELRY POTENTIAL:
Appreciation in Value: Prices for fancy-color diamonds show a strong, long-term upward trend, significantly outpacing the price increases of colorless diamonds. This is due to their extreme rarity—it is estimated that for every 1,000 carats of colorless diamonds mined, there is only 1 carat of fancy-color diamonds. Outstanding VVS1 clarity combined with a deep fancy color makes this gem an extremely sought-after alternative asset and a safe haven that protects capital against inflation.
Rarity and Supply: The closure of key mines (such as Argyle in Australia) has drastically reduced the global availability of new specimens, ensuring their uniqueness in the collector’s market. Diamonds are characterized by a very high concentration of value in a small volume, facilitating portfolio diversification regardless of economic turmoil. The elegant, geometric emerald cut lends the stone exceptional elegance, accentuates the depth of its color, and enhances its commercial value.
Uses: The diamond can serve as a stable capital investment or be set in a unique ring or pendant. Setting the stone in a jewelry mount significantly increases the final value of the finished piece.
