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Try not to panic.
Firstly is it your fiance you texted whom was saying that he knew the report was always EGL or the vendor, I am not quite clear on that? The numbers for fancy shapes don't always tell us a lot, but if you loved it and it is a clean SI2, then that is a good thing! Basically you need to see exactly how your fiance feels about it ( assuming he knew it was EGL all along) then decide what you want to do. If you want to change it, hopefully the vendor has a good return policy and you can do so if you wish, also which branch of EGL is it? There are EGL USA, Antwerp, Israel, Europe to name some. |
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Sorry i am being confusing :)
My Fiance said that it was EGL all along, but i dont think he is right. He doesnt always pay attention :) So you can't really tell from that if it is "good" or "bad"? How do i know if it is clean? How can i tell what EGL? i have the cert just not sure where it says that. thank you I am 99.99% sure. he paid $20,000. i guess it is eyeclean, but i can see one mark on the top if i look really hard. i dont know if i love it, i am so bummed right now. I feel like it might look a little yellow
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Thanks! Are you absolutely sure that the vendor said he only deals with GIA graded stones? Well I think you need to have a chat with your fiance initially and see what you both want to do. EGL can be fine and it depends on what you paid, generally EGL graded diamonds can cost less than GIA, and this is a big rock. Is it eyeclean? I would check with the vendor regarding his return policy ASAP so you can get going on this if you decide to return it. Once you know about any return policy, if you decide to keep the diamond, then you could get an independant appraisal to see how it checks out - that might be a deciding factor either way. Do you love the diamond?
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