Show me your "K" colored diamonds!
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My e-ring stone is a K-L. It''s set in white gold (repo vintage setting). My stone is an OEC and I just like them best in the K-N range. And, it didn''t hurt that we could save some money to get the size we wanted. I''ve posted these pics on here before, but here''s a couple of my ring.
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Here is mine, its set in 14k yg. and it faces up white...enough.. 1.21 carat ACA SI1. I chose it more for size, and I can get away with K in yellow gold. but i really do like stone colors in the J-K, there are some lighting that is a bit noticeable, but the sparkle factor trumped everything else, cut made all the difference. I probably wouldn''t have gone lower than I if it were not for the cut.
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Here is my M color pendant, and here''s a thread with LOTS of pictures. I got the M color because I''d been curious for a while about the lower colors in a really great cut. Also, I wanted a half carat stone on a really low budget that still had tons of sparkle. It''s set in unplated white gold, which I think works perfectly for the stone. You can see warmth in it, but it still looks white to me most of the time. When you do se the warmth, I think "antique white" is a good way to desribe what I see. I love it!
http://www.pricescope.com/forum/show-me-the-ring/pics-of-my-finished-pendant-and-h-m-color-comparison-t112052.html
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I''ve got a k! It was between 2 stones for me, a .93 K and a .764 H. They were the same price. Pretty much everyone told me to go for the H when I posted stats, but the K just really spoke to me. I really love the warmth. Mine''s set in 14k white gold. I haven''t had the gold plated since right before our wedding, so it has a warmer hue to it than it did when I first got it. I knew what our budget was on the ring and hadn''t really thought much about lower colored stones until I saw my K in person. We''d been looking more in the 3/4 ct range until I found this one. Almost 3 years later and I''m still really happy with the choice that I made.
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Here''s my K. I am really happy with my decision to go to a K. I was after affordable SIZE
 .  Mine is set in platinum. I have sense purchased K studs and will hopefully some day be able to upgrade to a larger K.  Link to ring: http://www.pricescope.com/forum/show-me-the-ring/bye-bye-j-hello-k-t78751.html Link to earrings: http://www.pricescope.com/forum/show-me-the-ring/my-baby-k-s-are-done-wf-3prong-martini-studs-t93676.html
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I'm the worst photographer in the world. Maybe I'll try take some new pics this year. This is my 1.77 RB K VS1 in Beverly K (18K white gold) setting from Pearlman's. OMG totally forgot to answer your questions. The stone came as an estate buy, in a YG shank/platinum 6 prong setting which made the diamond look smaller and did nothing for the stone (prongs to prominent). Then I put it in a temporary 14WG solitaire setting which looked good but boring to me. I decided on the BK because I felt the warmth of the stone would be enhanced or look good in a vintage type setting. The cut is very good but not ideal. No idea how old the stone is, and it's uncerted. The BK setting sits very low, and I think this sometimes is not the best thing for the colour of the stone, although the side view where you can see warmth is completely obscured. The colour of the stone shows more in certain lighting situations, but most of the time it looks quite white.
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http://www.pricescope.com/forum/rockytalky/what-do-you-think-of-this-diamond-t112505.html 
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It totally looks old! LOL! Except that the pave is probably much more precise, what with machines and all. 
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Burk I didn''t know you have a KL... love the OECs, one day I would like to get one myself. It looks great in that setting! |
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One of my favorite K''s of all time is Sunkist''s. Her thread is also pretty useful for anyone considering a K stone: http://www.pricescope.com/forum/rockytalky/just-got-wf-pics-of-diamond-what-do-you-think-t43869.html
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K''s. I wasn''t looking for 1, I was actually looking for a J emerald but I ended up falling for a radiant K =)The warmth doesn''t bother me. I only notice the warmth when I''m outside against my wedding band which has f-g colored stones then it kinda makes me look at it twice but then I shake it off coz I love the stone so much! The setting is a temp setting in platinum, i''m still deciding what permanent setting to put it in but for now I''m enjoying the solitaire.
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Here is a thread about Ks that Sunkist started back in 2006... http://www.pricescope.com/forum/rockytalky/k-color-stones-in-platinum-wg-t43782.html
Here is something that Mara said in the linked thread that I think is very apropos: "From what I have seen, just like J's......K's have their charm too and as the next color on the chart, I don't see much difference between a well-cut J and a well-cut K. Maybe in larger stone sizes but even then some of the K's we see on here look 'white' AND their owners tend to agree. I think that over time K's will be just as acceptable as J's have become in the last 2-3 years on here...and we'll see more of them, esp if diamond prices continue to climb!" The highlighted part is something that I think is totally true... here we are three years later and WF carries Ks as a matter of course. Not that long ago Js were frowned upon, but now they are everywhere...on PS! In real life people are still snooty patooty about Js. I have a J now and get comments from B&M people all the time about how I should set it is yellow gold if my diamond is "not as colourless as I would want"  Nooooo, my diamond is as colourless as I would want! LOL!Luckily, NO ONE I know in real life known bubkiss about diamonds and colour. All they see is BIG and SPARKLY. So that removes the social stigma against Js and Ks, which is one of the only reasons I can think of to avoid these colors. Color valuations are totally socially created, IMHO. |
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Good Old Gold has an awesome video featured this week about diamond colors with LOTS of side-by-side comparisons.
http://www.goodoldgold.com/ |
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Hey DD! What are you planning, girly???  Well it looks like you''ve seen plenty of pics of my stone! (thanks Kcoursolle for linking!) I can''t believe how many pics I posted in that thread  I do love my K. I think the biggest reason that got me looking at Ks was price/size. It''s kind of what was available at the time. I would LOVE it if I could have my K set in a more antiquey type setting. It''s in a plain 6-prong solitaire now. Platinum too, which I like. Being a K, it can range to looking all different shades, just depending on the surrounding light. Sometimes I look at it and it''s blinding white. Other times I see the creamy tones. Burk I love your antique-ish setting and the OMC! |
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Of course its ok ! Thankyou for doing so Maisie  Love everyone''s yummy stones, and also looking at the older threads - fun! |
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Here''s 2 pics of mine. It''s a K, VS1 1.04 that I purchased from GOG. Beauitful stone. First pic shows the color. At least on my monitor and it''s a pretty good representation of what the stone looks like on cloudy days.
Second pic is was taken by my window on a sunny day. K''s have so many different looks. All depends on the lighting.
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