| Author | Topic: Two very similar diamonds... |
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joejoe44 rough rock Posts: 8 |
posted 07-06-2001 09:01 AM
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 Diamond #2 Should I even bother thinking this over? Or just buy one? |
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leonid Moderator Posts: 588 |
posted 07-06-2001 09:46 AM
Both look almost identical... could you see any differense when you look at them? |
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joejoe44 rough rock Posts: 8 |
posted 07-06-2001 10:50 AM
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 %? |
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leonid Moderator Posts: 588 |
posted 07-06-2001 11:05 AM
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. |
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jamesd cut rock Posts: 20 |
posted 07-07-2001 03:26 AM
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. |
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