Untreated 0.25ct 3pcs Natural Fancy Yellow Color Pear Shape Loose Diamonds SI

USD 210.00

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View Untreated 0.25ct 3pcs Natural Fancy Yellow Color Pear Shape Loose Diamonds SI with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Antique-finish and satin surfaces suit the softer outline of these pears better than mirror polish. Three natural pear cut diamonds, 0.25 carats in total, around eight points each. 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color: rgba(248,243,229,0.74); line-height: 1.85; margin: 0 0 12px; font-weight: 300; } .gyp25-foot-p:last-child { margin-bottom: 0; } .gyp25-sig { text-align: center; padding: 20px 16px 26px; background: #1C1605; border-top: 1px solid rgba(255,255,255,0.09); font-size: 8.5px; font-weight: 500; letter-spacing: 4px; text-transform: uppercase; color: #97843E; } @media only screen and (max-width: 620px) { .gyp25-inner { padding: 0 18px; } .gyp25-hero-left { display: block; width: auto; padding: 40px 18px 8px; } .gyp25-hero-right { display: block; width: auto; padding: 0 18px 36px; } .gyp25-hero-title { font-size: 28px; } .gyp25-foot-cell { display: block; width: auto; border-right: none; padding: 32px 18px; } .gyp25-spec td.gyp25-k, .gyp25-ship td.gyp25-k { width: 50%; letter-spacing: 1.4px; } .gyp25-use td { display: block; width: auto; border-bottom: none; } .gyp25-use td:last-child { border-bottom: 1px solid #EAE2BF; } } The Facet House  ·  Bangkok Golden Yellow Pear Trio 3 stones · 0.25 carats total · all pear shape Earth mined, wholly untreated Untreated  ·  Not Lab Grown  ·  Guaranteed 3 stones All Pear Shape 0.25 ct Total Weight SI1 Clarity The Stones Three natural pear cut diamonds, 0.25 carats in total, around eight points each. The colour is a rich golden yellow with amber depth — saturated rather than pale, and consistent enough across the three that they read as a group. Clarity is SI1 : inclusions are visible under 10x magnification but should not trouble the naked eye at this size. All three are pears, which is unusual in a small parcel. Most mixed lots give you one pointed stone among rounds or cushions; three of one directional shape lets you build a piece around repetition — a run, a spray, a graduated line — which a single pear cannot support. These are broad pears rather than the long narrow kind. The outline is closer to a rounded teardrop, which gives more face-up spread for the weight and a softer, more antique look than a slim modern pear. Worth knowing before you design around them — see the disclosure below. Three broad golden pears. Enough of one directional shape to build a piece from repetition. What To Make With Them Three stones of one pointed shape support designs that neither a single pear nor a mixed parcel can. Signet ring, single stone One pear flush-set into the face of a heavy gold signet, point running along the finger or set at an angle. A pointed stone in a signet is far less common than a round or cushion, and warm golden yellow against yellow metal reads as a deliberate choice. Three-pear graduated ring All three set in a line across a band, points aligned, largest at the centre. Repeating one directional shape is what makes this read as designed rather than assembled — and it is a piece you cannot make from a mixed parcel. Pear pendant The natural use for a pear — it hangs correctly and points down the chain. Bezel or rub-over set on something fine, with the other two kept for a matching pair of drops. Drop earrings plus a pendant Two pears as a pair of small drops, the third on a chain. One parcel, two finished pieces, clearly related. Pick the two closest in outline for the earrings. Petal or leaf cluster Three pears arranged points-inward make a flower head; points-outward make a spray. Broad pears suit this particularly well, since the rounded outline reads as a petal rather than a spike. Minimal bezel solitaire One stone rub-over set on a fine band, point protected by the bezel wall. At eight points it sits very low and close to the finger, which is what makes minimal work look considered rather than thin. On metal: yellow and rose gold are the natural pairing and deepen the golden tone. Antique-finish and satin surfaces suit the softer outline of these pears better than mirror polish. Blackened silver gives a sharper contemporary contrast. White gold and platinum are the hardest to carry, since cool metal flattens a warm gold. Colour · Rich Golden Yellow With Amber Depth Natural, And Untreated Two Separate Guarantees These are natural mined diamonds, not laboratory grown. Not CVD, not HPHT grown, not synthetic, not simulants. All three came out of the ground. No treatment of any kind has been applied. Not irradiated, not HPHT colour treated, not coated, not painted, not laser drilled, not fracture filled, not heated, not enhanced in any other way. The colour in all three stones is their own. Our guarantee on both points: if any stone in this parcel is shown by a recognised gemmological laboratory to be laboratory grown, or to have been treated in any way, return the complete parcel within 30 days of delivery for a full refund including your testing costs. We will honour that without argument. Worth knowing: saturated yellow is among the most commonly treated colours on the market, because natural colour of this depth commands a premium and irradiated or HPHT-processed yellow is cheap to produce. None of it can be separated from natural by eye. That is exactly why we state our position as a guarantee backed by a refund rather than as a line in a description. If it matters to you, hold us to it. Specification Stone Type Natural Diamond Stone Creation Natural, Earth Mined — not lab grown, not CVD Number Of Stones 3 Total Carat Weight 0.25 carats Average Stone Weight Approximately 0.08 ct (8 points) each Shape Pear — all three, broad outline Stone Form Polished Colour Natural fancy colour golden yellow — amber depth Clarity SI1 Treatment None. Wholly untreated — guaranteed Certification Uncertified Sold As Complete parcel of 3, not split What We Can And Cannot Tell You Full Disclosure These are broad pears, not long narrow ones. The length-to-width is low, so the outline reads as a rounded teardrop and the widest stone comes close to a heart in appearance. For a petal cluster, a pendant or an antique-style piece that is an advantage — more spread for the weight and a softer line. If your design needs a slim, elongated pear, these are not the right stones and we would rather say so now. Judge the outlines from the photographs. This is a parcel of three stones and 0.25 carats is the total. Please do not read that as the weight of a single diamond. Each stone is around eight points — small, and considerably smaller in the hand than a close-up photograph suggests. Look at the tweezer and box shots for a true sense of scale. Clarity is SI1. Inclusions are visible under 10x magnification. At eight points they should not trouble the naked eye, and the saturated body colour masks a good deal further, but they are present and findable. Consistent is not the same as calibrated. The three agree closely in colour but differ in size and outline — one is clearly larger than the other two. For a graduated line that helps; for a matched pair of drops, pick the two closest. All three have points, and points are where small stones take damage. We recommend V-tip or protective bezel settings and telling your setter before any work begins. No cut, polish or symmetry grades are offered, and individual measurements are not published — if you need millimetre dimensions, ask and we will measure all three before you bid. Every photograph and the video show the actual stones under natural light without colour correction. Golden yellow reads stronger under incandescent light and flatter under cool daylight. What You Receive ◆ All three stones pictured, 0.25 carats total — no substitution ◆ Sealed and labelled stone parcel inside a protective travel case ◆ Full commercial invoice for customs and insurance ◆ Our written guarantee on natural origin and absence of treatment Shipping & Returns Dispatch Within 7 working days Shipping Free worldwide Carrier FedEx / DHL, fully tracked Ships From Bangkok, Thailand Returns 30 days, complete parcel, unset and unaltered Packaging Discreet, sealed and insured Returns are accepted on the complete parcel of three only. The parcel is priced and sold as a lot, so we cannot accept a partial return. About The Facet House The Facet House is a Bangkok-based supplier of natural diamonds and coloured gemstones. We buy at source and grade in Bangkok, and we deal only in stones we can document. We do not sell laboratory-grown material of any kind, and we describe an outline as it actually is — including when a pear is broader than a buyer might expect. Contact Us Message us through eBay for millimetre measurements of all three stones, close images of the points, additional photographs, or video under different light sources. If you are planning a cluster or a graduated line, tell us and we will advise on placement. We reply within 24 hours, Bangkok time. We hold further parcels in canary yellow, honey gold, amber, cognac and bronze, in cushions, ovals and mixed shapes — ask if you need a different cut or tone. The Facet House  ·  Bangkok, Thailand Condition: New without tags. Category: Jewelry & Watches › Loose Diamonds & Gemstones › Loose Diamonds.