This brilliant cut D-color flawless diamond weighing 84.37 carats displays during a preview at Sotheby's auction house in Geneva....Sold on Nov. 14 at an auction called ‘Magnificent Jewels’ in Geneva.This has to be the largest D-color flawless diamond on auction and this breathtaking cut will oblige everyone for its estimated cost worth US$15 to 16 million (euro 10.5-11.2 million).
Definition of D-color:
Diamonds are graded by color, starting at D and to Z. The fact that this colorless stones are graded D, which are treasured for their value and rarity, and highest on the Diamond Quality Pyramid.
This diamonds appear colorless, and may actually have slight yellow or brown tones. The color grades include P and Q, and although it appears to be beautiful, they are less rare and therefore less valuable. To appreciate this simple beauty of each individual stone, you should contrast diamonds side by side with a jeweler.
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