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HELP! Newbie Needs Professional Advice on Princess Cut |
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| P: 6/23/2003 2:28:53 PM | |
PONY Rough Rock Total Posts: 2 Last Post: 6/23/2003 Member Since: 6/23/2003 |
First of all this site ROCKS (no pun intended)!!! I'm a newbie and have been looking around in all kinds of jewelry stores for that "special" diamond. I want to stay away from any internet purchases since I want to see and feel the merchandise. I have been reading tons of posts here (thereofroe lead me to get the GIA info) and need some professional advice and estimated pricing on a possible engagement ring purchase. GIA Certified 1.32 Princess Cut Solitaire (square modified - listed on cert.) With approx. 0.60 baggetts 6.06 X 6.06 X 4.50 No Fluorescence Girdle Med. to Thick Culet - None Polish - Good Symetry - Good VS1 G Depth 74.0 Table 78 The diamond is already set in a platinum setting. Is this a good find and what would be a reasonable price to pay? I am on a tight budget and want to make sure I am getting a good deal. In advance thanks for your time!!! PONY |
| Posted: 6/23/2003 2:28:53 PM | |
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| P: 6/23/2003 4:41:25 PM | |
Giangi Ideal Rock Total Posts: 2,530 Last Post: 10/29/2006 Member Since: 1/23/2003 |
What a square stone!!! I'm sorry to say it doesn't look very good to me. Table is very large. You should try to stay within 58% and 69%... Numbers aren't that important with princess cuts, but a table within the above mentioned range, a 10% or higher crown and a 65%+ depth are a nice place to start. Since you're looking at GIAs you won't have crown or pavilion info's, so get a Saring or OGI report. Try to get additional reports, as BrillianceScope and IdealScope images. These are really helpful. I understand that you're working on a budget, and that a better cut will cost you more, so I advise you to start looking at VS 2 or SI 1s... These can be great values and (if properly graded) will be eye-clean... More bang for the buck. BTW, I wouldn't stay away from internet purchases... Most vendors have exceptional return policies, so if you do not like the stone you can return it easily.
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| Posted: 6/23/2003 4:41:25 PM | |
| P: 6/23/2003 6:02:12 PM | |
PONY Rough Rock Total Posts: 2 Last Post: 6/23/2003 Member Since: 6/23/2003 |
Giangi, thanks for the info...great advice! Just to see - what would you consider fair for the above mentioned ring? Thx PONY
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| Posted: 6/23/2003 6:02:12 PM | |
| P: 6/24/2003 6:22:47 AM | |
Giangi Ideal Rock Total Posts: 2,530 Last Post: 10/29/2006 Member Since: 1/23/2003 |
A fair price for a stone like that would be approx 6K...
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| Posted: 6/24/2003 6:22:47 AM | |
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