| Re: oval stone: color H vs I...does it matter? |
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Because the ring will be more beautiful. Gypsy speaks truth. It is the halo that will be less color matched otherwise it wouldn't matter much. If you go smaller that's not great in itself but if you choose the lower color to get size the looks of the whole piece will pay the price. And I personally would notice that over size.
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| Re: oval stone: color H vs I...does it matter? |
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I just bought a G SI1 oval. I looked at a LOT of ovals in the process... ovals do tend to show color more, and I could notice it in H but especially in I, and the bigger the stone got the more I could see it. I had the option of going with a 1.3 ct I, but went with a smaller 1 ct G, because the I looked almost light yellow to me. And I don't really consider myself that "color sensitive"
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| Re: oval stone: color H vs I...does it matter? |
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For some reason (for me) the H/I jump is where I start noticing color. The H/I jump seems to be bigger than any of the other
color jumps before it (to me). Since you are talking about an Oval which tend to naturally show more color, and a very large stone, I think if you are worried about it then you should stick with an H. |
| Re: oval stone: color H vs I...does it matter? |
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Exactly what everyone is saying.... Ovals are spready already. You don't NEED 2.5 carats in a halo to get a WOW factor. You will get that with a 2 carat oval anyway, and adding a halo just guarantees it. Take the money you would spend on carat weight you don't need and put it into upping the color-- which you DO need as ovals can show color. I would try for a G if you can but H is good too. |
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this is the link to the final product:
http://www.pricescope.com/forum/show-me-the-ring/my-fiance-s-oval-halo-ring-t169682.html thank you very much to everyone for their assistance. |