![62471458 top view 62471458 top view](https://www.goodoldgold.com/skeleton/1.0/view/img/iDiamond/Oval/top.png)
DIMENSIONS
![Oval Diamond Top View Oval Diamond Top View](https://www.goodoldgold.com/skeleton/1.0/view/img/diaExamples/dimensions/dimensions-oval-top.png)
![Oval Diamond Side View Oval Diamond Side View](https://www.goodoldgold.com/skeleton/1.0/view/img/diaExamples/dimensions/dimensions-oval-side.png)
66.2%
Slightly Thick to Thick
COLOR GRADE: I
![Diamond Color Diamond Color](https://www.goodoldgold.com/skeleton/1.0/view/img/diaExamples/colors/Oval/diamond_I.png)
The color grade I describes a diamond that is near-colorless with a slight tint or warm hue present. When looked upon by the naked eye, these diamonds will appear mostly colorless to the untrained eye except for a slight warmth or tone to them. Traces of color are visible within the diamond and it is detectable by expert gemologists or other industry professionals. The color of these diamonds will become more noticeable if compared side by side to diamonds with higher color grades. Diamonds of this color grade are beautiful, with nearly undetectable color to them. I is a good color grade choice that offers tremendous value.
CLARITY: I2
The clarity grade I2 indicates a diamond that has visible inclusions or internal flaws. These inclusions are easily visible if you utilize 10x magnification and may be visible under the naked eye. Diamonds within the I1 grade scale are likely to have their overall brilliance impacted. However, diamonds in the I1 category tend to be the affordable alternative, catering to a consumer’s budget.
Representative diamond under high magnification![Diamond Clarity Diamond Clarity](https://www.goodoldgold.com/skeleton/1.0/view/img/diaExamples/clarity/Oval/diamond_clarity_I2.png)