charlottedeac1
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Jul 3, 2004
- Messages
- 12
This weekend I picked up my girlfriend''s(future fiance) ring, along with the GIA report and appraisal. The store completed the appraisal in house and inflated the value of the ring by 42% over the paid amount. Is this normal?
Also, as I was writing a check for the ring, I asked the woman if she would classify the stone to be an "ideal" cut. She said definitely, as it''s "round brilliant with a table of 58% and depth of 61.5." They do not have a Sarin, nor does any store in the area. Therefore, I can''t get the information on the angles of the stone. I don''t recall the third measurement on the stone, but the first two are 7.76x7.62x....
1.71ct
good symmetry
excellent polish
According to my research on Pricescope, I paid a fair price on the diamond if it''s deemed ideal. From what data is available, is this, or could it be an ideal stone? I must add that I have looked at the stone in various lighting and it seems spectacular.
Thanks in advance for your opinion!
Also, as I was writing a check for the ring, I asked the woman if she would classify the stone to be an "ideal" cut. She said definitely, as it''s "round brilliant with a table of 58% and depth of 61.5." They do not have a Sarin, nor does any store in the area. Therefore, I can''t get the information on the angles of the stone. I don''t recall the third measurement on the stone, but the first two are 7.76x7.62x....
1.71ct
good symmetry
excellent polish
According to my research on Pricescope, I paid a fair price on the diamond if it''s deemed ideal. From what data is available, is this, or could it be an ideal stone? I must add that I have looked at the stone in various lighting and it seems spectacular.
Thanks in advance for your opinion!