0.2 Carat Emerald Cut Melee Diamonds
Tiny emerald cut diamonds at 0.2 carats each, non-gem quality but suitable for accent work in fine jewelry. HTS 7102.39.0010 applies as non-industrial, worked, unmounted stones under 0.5 carats, aligning with precious stone definitions excluding Chapter 96 substances.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If industrial grade
Diamonds suitable for industrial cutting/tools classify under 7102.21, distinct from non-industrial jewelry use.
If set in silver or base metal
Mounted in jewelry form, even costume, moves to 7113; Note 9 defines personal adornment articles.
If sorted into lots by weight/size
Pre-sorted diamond assortments for jewelry may fall under 7102.39.30 statistical breakout.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Batch parcels by identical size/color for statistical reporting accuracy
• Include fluorescence and clarity details to prevent undervaluation disputes
• Ensure no precious metal cladding per Note 7 to stay in 7102
Related Products under HTS 7102.39.00.10
0.42 Carat Heart Shape Diamonds
Romantic heart cut diamonds 0.42ct, jewelry loose stones. HTS 7102.39.0010.
0.22 Carat Trapezoid Side Diamonds
Trapezoid cut shoulder diamonds 0.22ct for ring sides, loose. HTS 7102.39.0010.
0.18 Carat Old Mine Cut Diamonds
Vintage old mine cut 0.18ct diamonds for repairs, non-industrial. HTS 7102.39.0010.
0.3 Carat Radiant Cut Diamonds
Radiant cut mixed rectangular diamonds 0.3ct avg, brilliant faceting, jewelry grade loose. HTS 7102.39.0010 applies strictly.
0.4 Carat Baguette Diamonds
Straight baguette cut diamonds 0.4ct for channel settings, non-industrial. HTS 7102.39.0010: small worked stones.
Melee Diamonds 0.3 Carat Round Brilliant
Small non-industrial round brilliant cut diamonds weighing 0.3 carats each, used primarily for jewelry settings like pavé or channel settings. These fall under HTS 7102.39.0010 as they are worked but not mounted, non-industrial, and under 0.5 carats per stone. They meet the chapter notes for precious stones excluding those in Chapter 96.