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 Two very similar diamonds...
P:  7/6/2001 9:01:00 AM  
joejoe44
joejoe44

Rough Rock
Total Posts: 11
Last Post: 7/10/2001
Member Since: 7/5/2001
 
 		Hey everyone,
One of the diamonds I was looking at has a very close companion. I was wondering if one might be better to buy since I have the choice. They have only very minor differences.

Diamond #1
.718 Round
VS2
F
Total depth of 61.5%
Table 54%
Culet: Pointed
Pavil depth 43.1%
Pavil angle 40.9
Crown height 15.7%
Crown angle 34.5
Girdle .7-1.2% Faceted
Fluor: Inert
Polish: AGS Ideal
Symmetry: AGS Ideal
Price $3800

Diamond #2
.72 Round
VS2
F
Total depth of 61.6%
Table 55%
Culet Very Small
Pavil depth 43.1%
Pavil angle 40.9
Crown height 15.4%
Crown angle 34.5
Girdle 1.0-1.7% Faceted
Fluor Inert
Polish: AGS Ideal
Symmetry: AGS Ideal
Price $3800

Should I even bother thinking this over? Or just buy one?
Thanks-

Posted:  7/6/2001 9:01:00 AM

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P: 7/6/2001 9:46:00 AM
Pricescope
Pricescope

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Last Post: 1/5/2008
Member Since: 1/1/2000
 
 		Both look almost identical... could you see any differense when you look at them?


Pricescope
Posted:  7/6/2001 9:46:00 AM
P: 7/6/2001 10:50:00 AM
joejoe44
joejoe44

Rough Rock
Total Posts: 11
Last Post: 7/10/2001
Member Since: 7/5/2001
 
 		No I didn't notice any difference. But since I have the choice, does one stand out slightly better then the other? Maybe girdle thickness or table %?
Posted:  7/6/2001 10:50:00 AM
P: 7/6/2001 11:05:00 AM
Pricescope
Pricescope

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 		The difference is really very minor.

Considering the same price and that the first one has slightly less weight, I wouldn't favor anyone specifically.


Pricescope
Posted:  7/6/2001 11:05:00 AM
P: 7/7/2001 3:26:00 AM
jamesd
jamesd

Cut Rock
Total Posts: 106
Last Post: 8/8/2002
Member Since: 2/9/2001
 
 		A smaller table in theory suggests more fire, all other things being equal. The smaller table one also looks as though it could have slightly better spread because of a thinner girdle but the numbers aren't really a good enough description of the whole girdle to know. Better to trust the diameter measurements than hopes based on a possibly thinner girdle.

Posted:  7/7/2001 3:26:00 AM

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