Natural Diamond
 080 Cts Natural Greenish Yellow Marquise Cut Diamond US $999.00 
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 136 Cts Natural White Moon Color Round Cut Diamond US $1,800.00
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 070 Cts Natural Canary Yellow Color Oval Cut Diamond US $1,500.00
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 070 Cts Natural Greenish Yellow Round Cut Diamond US $999.00
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 348 Cts Natural Smoky White Color Round Cut Diamond US $2,500.00
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 285 Cts Natural White I Color Marquise Cut Diamond US $2,500.00
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 VDO 153 CTS Untreated Luster Brown Natural Diamond US $1,999.99
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 036 carat 100 Natural Diamond VS1 Fancy vivid Yellow Certified By EGL US $1,415.00
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 12 carat Round G SI2 Certified 100 Natural Loose Diamond US $4,169.00
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 24 ct Round D SI3 Certified 100 Natural Loose Diamond US $9,223.00
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 07 ct Round H SI1 Certified 100 Natural Loose Diamond US $1,586.00
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 07 carat Round E SI1 Certified 100 Natural Loose Diamond US $1,839.00
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 055 carat Round F SI1 Certified 100 Natural Loose Diamond US $1,012.00
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 09 ct Oval I VS2 Certified 100 Natural Loose Diamond US $1,835.00
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Natural Diamond
Would you prefer a larger flawless Gemesis diamond or a so-so smaller natural diamond?
I saw a show on tv that shows how a Gemesis diamond is made. It's a real diamond but the process is sped up with the use of technology. They're about 1/4 the price of a naturally formed diamond but it's still a diamond nonetheless. Do women care if it is an engineered diamond or still prefer the diamonds that have questionable background?...i.e. blood diamonds
It would not matter to me if it was a natural or lab created diamond. For me it would matter about the cut and the setting, basically how it looks. The diamond should not be so large that it is gaudy, but not so small that you need a magnifying glass to see it. With the lab created you would know for sure that there is no questionable background with it. I do like the idea of the lab created diamonds just because they are cheaper. It would look the same, and be basically the same thing, but for a lesser price.
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