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 Help needed for choosing H & A

P:  10/9/2001 10:27:00 AM  
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Newbie

Rough Rock
Total Posts: 6
Last Post: 10/11/2001
Member Since: 10/9/2001
 
Hi,

I have been reading this BB for sometime now. Recently I saw a few H&A diamonds and have narrowed down my search to the 3 listed below. Can anyone give any advice on which one is a better gem?

Diamond 1
Carat 0.215
Color F
Clarity VVS2
Size (mm) 3.83-3.84X2.40
Table % 53
Depth % 62.6
Crown Angle° 34.5
Crown % 16
Pavilion Angle° 40.8
Pavilion % 42.9
Polish Ideal
Symmetry Ideal
Girdle 1.2-2.5
Culet Pointed
Fluorescence Inert

Diamond 2
Carat 0.267
Color F
Clarity VVS2
Size (mm) 4.15-4.16X2.56
Table % 54
Depth % 61.6
Crown Angle° 34.2
Crown % 15.4
Pavilion Angle° 40.7
Pavilion % 42.8
Polish Ideal
Symmetry Ideal
Girdle 1.0-2.2
Culet Pointed
Fluorescence Inert

Diamond 3
Carat 0.267
Color F
Clarity VVS1
Size(mm) 4.13-4.15X2.54
Table % 56
Depth % 61.4
Crown Angle° 34.4
Crown % 14.8
Pavilion Angle° 40.8
Pavilion % 42.9
Polish Ideal
Symmetry Ideal
Girdle 1.4-2.2
Culet Pointed
Fluorescence Inert

Hope that after some advice, I can decide which gem to go for. Thanks!!!

Newbie

Posted:  10/9/2001 10:27:00 AM

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P: 10/9/2001 11:17:00 AM
oldminer
oldminer

Ideal Rock
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Last Post: 11/20/2009
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Both of the .267ct stones are better than the first stone. The VVS1 is higher clarity than the VVS2, but they probably would make a very nice pair. If they were both priced the same, I'd select the VVS1 if I had to make a choice sight unseen. Maybe when you do look at each one, you would like the VVS2.

Each are going to be just as good as the other for use in a piece of jewelry.

Pass on the first stone primarily due to extra depth... Less weight, too.

------------------
David Atlas
Accredited Gem Appraisers

David S. Atlas

GG(GIA), ASG, Sr. Mbr. NAJA

www.datlas.com





Posted:  10/9/2001 11:17:00 AM
P: 10/9/2001 11:53:00 AM
tonysgeko
tonysgeko

Cut Rock
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Last Post: 6/3/2009
Member Since: 6/26/2001
 
Olminer, in that part of the world, quality is valued more than quantity? Because isn't vvsi borderline on if? Would there be an emormous difference between vvsi and vs2 or even si1? Help clarify.

Posted:  10/9/2001 11:53:00 AM
P: 10/10/2001 10:48:00 AM
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Rough Rock
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Last Post: 10/11/2001
Member Since: 10/9/2001
 
Thanks oldminer,

I am also thinking about getting the F VVS2. The price difference between the 2 0.267 are about US$148. The price is not a major concern but I just wanna know which is better value for money and not compromise on quality.

Newbie

Posted:  10/10/2001 10:48:00 AM
P: 10/10/2001 11:30:00 AM
Garry H (Cut Nut)
Garry H (Cut Nut)

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Last Post: 11/23/2009
Member Since: 8/16/2000
 
i cant believe people are cutting and marketin 1/4ct H&A's.
Dave and everyone has given you correct advice. The spread of the bigger stones is the dominent girly issue.
Size does count. Consider 1/3rd ct and SI1 for around the same money?

Garry Holloway FGAA DipDT

HCA and Ideal-scope developer

http://www.ideal-scope.com and
http://www.HollowayDiamonds.com.au

Posted:  10/10/2001 11:30:00 AM
P: 10/10/2001 12:06:00 PM
jamesd
jamesd

Cut Rock
Total Posts: 106
Last Post: 8/8/2002
Member Since: 2/9/2001
 
At the VS1 or VS2 clarity grade you arent' going to be able to tell the difference between the grades with your eyes without magnification. Unless you value the grades for some reason, there's not a good reason, IMO, to pay more for one rather than the other.

SI1 would be almost the same but you might be able to find something if you have good eyesight and studied carefully. Any of the VS or VVS grades should be fine and an SI1 might let you buy a larger, paler or better cut diamond. Might well be a good trade to make. Your preference rules, of course, but dont' worry about the difference between VVS and VS in that size.

Posted:  10/10/2001 12:06:00 PM
P: 10/11/2001 8:20:00 AM
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Rough Rock
Total Posts: 6
Last Post: 10/11/2001
Member Since: 10/9/2001
 
Hi Cut Nut,

Actually I'm also looking for a bigger gem(my ideal is 1ct, E, VVS1 selling for about... say US$800???? haha... just joking) Well for me, I am looking more on the color (D-F) and the clarity (VVS) of the diamond. I think a 1/3 ct H&A may not be within my budget. But if there are, please do me me know... will consider getting it....

Thanks for your info and advice....

Newbie

Posted:  10/11/2001 8:20:00 AM

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