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Set with an emerald-cut fancy vivid blue diamond of 3.01 carats， flanked by triangular-shaped fancy intense pink diamond of 0.15 carat and fancy pink diamond of 0.18 carat， mounted in platinum and 18K gold， ring size 5 3/4
GIA， 2018， report no.5191327174， 3.01 carats， fancy vivid blue， VS1 clarity
Also accompanied by a diamond type classification letter stating that the diamond is determined to be a Type IIb diamond. Type IIb diamonds are very rare in nature.
GIA， 2016， report no. 2175585537， 0.18 carats， fancy pink
GIA， 2016， report no. 2175585540， 0.15 carats， fancy intense pink

Out of every 10，000 natural diamonds， there is only one colored diamond， and “Blue Diamond” is the rarest of all. “Boron” is the reason why diamonds appear blue， the more boron it contains， the darker the blue it appears in a blue diamond. The richness and vividness of the blue in a blue diamond is the biggest factor determining its value. The color grading from low to high are: Faint Blue， Very Light Blue， Light Blue， Fancy Light Blue， Fancy Blue， Fancy Intense Blue and Fancy Vivid Blue. Fancy Vivid blue is the highest in the blue diamond color grading and the rarest to find.
Presenting here is a 3.01 carat Fancy Vivid Blue emerald-cut diamond; the diamond has been graded Fancy Vivid Blue by Gemological Institute of America (GIA)， the highest possible color grading. It has the most outstanding color distribution， saturation and brilliance among other blue diamonds. An extremely charming and unique vivid blue color you will not be able to find in another blue diamond. Truly worth collecting!

The item is held under the bonded status， please check the NOTICE ON AUCTION OF BONDED LOTS in this catalogue for details.