Got it....is the grade from a GIA report?
Just curious....
IS the stone an antique?
I guess I'd ask....what is the importance of this title?
The diamond has a price- calling it "fancy" should not make it more costly.
If you own it, and it looks yellow, and you want to call it a "Fancy Colored Diamond", you've got our permission
@Rockdiamond , I wish lol. I'm in the lower budget category. This is it I'm assuming in different lights
I’m going to tell people that you let me call my diamond fancy colored. Send them straight to you.
Rock diamond can comment but if THAT color was s-t more people would buy them. I’m a little suspect that they photoshopped the color.
I guess I'd ask....what is the importance of this title?
The diamond has a price- calling it "fancy" should not make it more costly.
If you own it, and it looks yellow, and you want to call it a "Fancy Colored Diamond", you've got our permission
@Rockdiamond , I wish lol. I'm in the lower budget category. This is it I'm assuming in different lights
I guess I'd ask....what is the importance of this title?
The diamond has a price- calling it "fancy" should not make it more costly.
If you own it, and it looks yellow, and you want to call it a "Fancy Colored Diamond", you've got our permission
a reputable lab certified the diamond
She paid $150…. So really nothing to talk about. I don’t think it’s worth taking the ring apart to submit to GIA.
Besides GIA I don’t think there’s any alternative if we are talking about industry/ educated consumer acceptance in fancy colored diamond grading. I don’t advise accepting any other lab for FCDs ( we probably agree)
She paid $150…. So really nothing to talk about. I don’t think it’s worth taking the ring apart to submit to GIA.
Besides GIA I don’t think there’s any alternative if we are talking about industry/ educated consumer acceptance in fancy colored diamond grading. I don’t advise accepting any other lab for FCDs ( we probably agree)