WE SHIP $7,700 5.03ct Lab Grown Diamond Ring G,VS1 - IGI & UGL CERTS New

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Condition: Brand New Item Description Magnificent 5.03 carat round brilliant cut laboratory grown diamond solitaire ring featuring a stunning IGI certified diamond graded G color and VS1 clarity. This impressive diamond features an Excellent cut grade, Excellent polish, Excellent symmetry, and no fluorescence. The diamond is securely mounted in an elegant four-prong sterling silver solitaire setting, showcasing its exceptional size, brilliance, and timeless beauty. Diamond Details Diamond Type: Laboratory Grown Diamond Shape and Cut: Round Brilliant Carat Weight: 5.03 Carats Measurements: 11.01 x 11.10 x 6.62 mm Color Grade: G Clarity Grade: VS1 Cut Grade: Excellent Polish: Excellent Symmetry: Excellent Fluorescence: None Growth Method: CVD IGI Certificate Number: LG811675498 Laser Inscription: IGI LG811675498 Mounting and Metal Metal: Sterling Silver Ring Style: Diamond Solitaire Setting Style: Four-Prong Ring Size: 7 Total Diamond Weight: 5.03 Carats Documentation Included International Gemological Institute (IGI) Laboratory Grown Diamond Report IGI Certificate Number: LG811675498 IGI Report Date: June 19, 2026 Universal Gemological Laboratory (UGL) Appraisal Report UGL Certificate Number: 3628362 Appraisal Date: October 29, 2026 Estimated Retail Value $7,700.00 Comments This exceptional diamond solitaire ring features a magnificent 5.03 carat round brilliant cut laboratory grown diamond, offering an impressive combination of substantial size, exceptional clarity, and outstanding brilliance. The centerpiece is independently certified by the International Gemological Institute (IGI) and graded G color and VS1 clarity. Its near-colorless appearance and high clarity grade make it an outstanding choice for a large solitaire diamond ring. The diamond has received an Excellent cut grade, along with Excellent grades for polish and symmetry. These exceptional grading characteristics contribute to its beautiful light reflection, brilliance, fire, and sparkle. Measuring approximately 11.01 x 11.10 mm, this impressive round brilliant diamond creates a commanding presence on the finger. Its substantial face-up dimensions make it a remarkable statement piece while maintaining the timeless elegance of a classic solitaire design. The diamond is securely mounted in a beautiful four-prong sterling silver setting. The traditional solitaire design allows the diamond to remain the focal point, highlighting its impressive size and natural-looking brilliance. The diamond was created using the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) growth process and is laser inscribed with its corresponding IGI certificate number for identification and verification. This ring is a size 7 and features a total diamond weight of 5.03 carats. The accompanying IGI report provides detailed grading information for the diamond. The UGL appraisal is for insurance purposes. YOU'LL RECEIVE THE IGI & UGL CERTIFICATES WITH YOUR DIAMOND RING A lab-grown diamond is chemically and physically the same as a diamond. It is grown in a controlled environment using technology that replicates that diamond process. Lab-grown diamonds look the same as diamonds. Since lab-grown diamonds are essentially the same as diamonds, they have the same properties, such as hardness. Both lab-grown and diamonds rank as a 10 on Mohs scale. That means that you can have the same peace of mind wearing a lab-grown diamond every day as you have wearing a diamond. Why Lab-Grown Diamonds Are Better for the Environment Than Natural Diamonds The diamond industry has long been under scrutiny for its environmental impact, particularly in the case of mined, or natural, diamonds. Lab-grown diamonds have emerged as a more sustainable and ethical alternative, addressing many of the environmental concerns associated with traditional diamond mining. Here’s why lab-grown diamonds are better for the planet. 1. Eliminating Ecosystem Destruction Mining natural diamonds requires significant disruption to the Earth. Open-pit and underground mining involve the removal of vast amounts of soil and rock, leading to habitat destruction, soil erosion, and deforestation. In contrast, lab-grown diamonds are created in controlled environments, requiring no excavation or destruction of ecosystems. This dramatically reduces the impact on wildlife and local biodiversity 2. Lower Carbon Footprint Diamond mining is an energy-intensive process that relies heavily on fossil fuels, contributing to carbon emissions and climate change. While lab-grown diamonds also require energy, technological advancements and the increasing adoption of renewable energy in production make them a greener choice. Many companies producing lab-grown diamonds are moving toward carbon-neutral or low-carbon operations, further minimizing their environmental footprint 3. Reduced Water Usage Mining diamonds consumes vast quantities of water, often in regions where water is already a scarce resource. The water-intensive processes not only strain local supplies but can also pollute waterways with chemicals and sediment runoff. Lab-grown diamonds, on the other hand, use significantly less water in their production, and the water used is often recycled, preventing wastage. 4. Mitigating Pollution Traditional diamond mining often leads to pollution through the release of harmful substances like cyanide and mercury, which can contaminate soil and water. These pollutants pose long-term risks to local communities and ecosystems. Lab-grown diamond production avoids these toxic byproducts, offering a cleaner alternative with far fewer environmental hazards. 5. Preservation of Land Diamond mining requires large tracts of land, often leading to the displacement of communities and long-term land degradation. Once mines are depleted, the land is often left barren and unusable. Lab-grown diamonds are produced in laboratories or factories with minimal land use, preserving landscapes and reducing the need for land rehabilitation. 6. Transparency and Ethical Sourcing The environmental damage caused by diamond mining is often compounded by unethical practices, such as unsafe working conditions and conflict diamonds that fuel violence in mining regions. Lab-grown diamonds are created in controlled environments, ensuring transparency and ethical practices. This reduces the demand for conflict diamonds and promotes responsible sourcing We accept credit cards, cashier's checks, and money orders. If you decide to return this item refunds are issued minus shipping and handling. Payment is due within 5 days after the close of the auction. I'm sorry but we don't combine shipping and handling. Auctions that sell for more than $300 will be shipped with USPS Signature Confirmation, and auctions selling for less than $300 will be shipped with USPS Delivery Confirmation. International bidders, please inquiry about shipping price prior to bidding. This auction is subject to a 10% buyer’s premium with a minimum of $25.00(or whichever is higher) added to your winning bid amount. 6% Pennsylvania sales tax added. 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