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Thanks for all your responses so far. Its a very difficult decision. To provide a few more details, the D costs $700 more than the G. I was actually able to see the G in person, it was a beautiful stone. Face up, it was as big as a 1.71ct stone that had a deeper cut to it. I found very minimal to no bowtie on the G and looking at the pics of the two side by side, seems like the D has a slightly bigger bowtie. The D was one that WF found after an exhaustive search and so I haven''t had the chance to see it in person.The biggest difference here is of course the L/W ratio with the G being closer to 2:1. I spoke to WF and they mentioned that the D had slightly more brilliance than the G and that both had a very minimal bowtie. I asked them which one had a smaller visible bowtie, but they were unable to choose one over the other.
So which one''s the winner? Need to hear from more of you. =) |
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I think I prefer the L/W ratio of the G over the D. But the D is a D, which makes it nice as well although a G is still near colorless. The ASET on the D shows a black diamond (pavillion?) and that might affect the light return of the stone. I also noticed that the D is slightly lopsided, seems asymmetrical.
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Garry Holloway FGAA DipDT
HCA and Ideal-scope developer http://www.ideal-scope.com and http://www.HollowayDiamonds.com.au |
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HI: Good point. Altho the color D is very desirable, I really prefer the long skinny shape for marquise. Hence the G would be my choice. Do you prefer one shape over the other? cheers--Sharon |
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insufficient info - only somone looking at both can make the judgement - there is variation and the med to slightly thick may be thicker at the tips - the main place where many marquise are broken.
Garry Holloway FGAA DipDT
HCA and Ideal-scope developer http://www.ideal-scope.com and http://www.HollowayDiamonds.com.au |