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Shiny_Rock
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Obviously not going to be that easy to answer. I am very interested in the Brian Gavin Blue range after seeing some good comments on here about it. However most the diamonds I have picked only have medium blue fluorescence, if I am getting a blue I want to be able to see it often in the sunlight, will a medium do this? I've seen a fan made video on the Brian Gavin website of a medium blue fluorescence diamond, but it only appears to show much blue when stuck right next to something like a candle. The vast majority of the video I saw no blue (not all the lightning had UV but the part with sunlight through the window I was expecting it to be blue).
Also, I've heard that the blue is not as apparent in person as on camera. I do like the icy blue look that the medium n the video appeared to give, but it didn't seem to happen often. For anyone that hasn't seen it (I hope this isn't against any rules) here's the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lzkPLyqZVg if you're lazy skip to 1 min 40 and that's the look I want when in sunlight, I think stronger fluorescence would make that look happen more frequently however correct me if I am wrong.
For a bit of fun if you don't mind end your posts on this thread with either:
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Faint
Medium
Strong
Very strong
To indicate what your preference is . Assume no milky/hazy look when picking.
Also, I've heard that the blue is not as apparent in person as on camera. I do like the icy blue look that the medium n the video appeared to give, but it didn't seem to happen often. For anyone that hasn't seen it (I hope this isn't against any rules) here's the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lzkPLyqZVg if you're lazy skip to 1 min 40 and that's the look I want when in sunlight, I think stronger fluorescence would make that look happen more frequently however correct me if I am wrong.
For a bit of fun if you don't mind end your posts on this thread with either:
None
Faint
Medium
Strong
Very strong
To indicate what your preference is . Assume no milky/hazy look when picking.