cmaha33
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- May 25, 2003
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- 43
Hello, All.
After searching 5 years to find a GIA graded Internally Flawless diamond, a trusted Pricescope appraiser has now infomed me that he feels the stone is actually a VVS2!
I am so disappointed....I wanted IF, if for anything, it being MIND CLEAN.
I am past the refund date of my vendor. Another problem is that this was not a direct purchase by me. The vendor actually purchased the stone from Blue Nile, and then I purchased it from the vendor (along with a trade-in of another diamond).
So, while I am waiting to hear back from my appraiser, I was wondering if anyone had an opinion about what I can do.
I do not want to get the GIA certificate corrected/downgraded because, obviously, that would affect the price of my diamond if I decide to resell it.
Also, because the appraisal report now has it graded as a VVS2, if I decide to keep it and ever file insurace, I would only be able to claim a VVS2 value, and not an IF value, therefore losing approximately $4000.
Do I have any kind of recourse? Thanks in advance for your reply.
After searching 5 years to find a GIA graded Internally Flawless diamond, a trusted Pricescope appraiser has now infomed me that he feels the stone is actually a VVS2!
I am so disappointed....I wanted IF, if for anything, it being MIND CLEAN.
I am past the refund date of my vendor. Another problem is that this was not a direct purchase by me. The vendor actually purchased the stone from Blue Nile, and then I purchased it from the vendor (along with a trade-in of another diamond).
So, while I am waiting to hear back from my appraiser, I was wondering if anyone had an opinion about what I can do.
I do not want to get the GIA certificate corrected/downgraded because, obviously, that would affect the price of my diamond if I decide to resell it.
Also, because the appraisal report now has it graded as a VVS2, if I decide to keep it and ever file insurace, I would only be able to claim a VVS2 value, and not an IF value, therefore losing approximately $4000.
Do I have any kind of recourse? Thanks in advance for your reply.