It features a pear-shaped D color, type IIa diamond of 15.31 cts. and VVS2 clarity before.

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Gemesis colorless diamonds are all certified as Type IIa, the purest type of diamond, almost or entirely devoid of chemical impurities.

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The D color, flawless clarity stone is part of the Type IIa subgroup, which comprise less than 2 percent of all gem diamonds.

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All three diamonds, as previously mentioned, are of Type IIa quality.

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Adding to their allure is that they have also been determined to be Type IIa, the most chemically pure form of diamond showing exceptional appeal transparency.

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