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steve913 rough rock Posts: 7 |
posted 07-12-2001 05:47 PM
Shape Round Weight: 0.84 CARATS Cut Grade: Ideal Color Grade: E Clarity Grade: VS1 Price: $4,847 Laboratory: AGS Certificate No: 0002505102 Measurements: 6.01-6.06x3.74mm Depth: 62.0% Table: 56% Girdle: Thin to Slightly thick Culet: NONE Polish: IDEAL Symmetry: IDEAL Fluorescence: NONE To the naked eye, does the polish and symmetry look any different from Excellent and Ideal? and even very good? (side by side) About fluorescence, I was thikning of getting one medium blue. Is this wise? thanks. |
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lawmax cut rock Posts: 305 |
posted 07-12-2001 06:00 PM
The price is pretty good...here are others to check out...http://www.pricescope.com/sift.asp 0.843 F VS2 0 2-EX ex-vg-vg-vg 61.7 55 34° 43.5% AGS n-sk-f pt id id no $3925 NiceIce.com 0.847 E VS1 0 0.9-EX ex-ex-ex-vg 62 56 35.7° 42.6% AGS n-sk-f pt id id no $4405 NiceIce.com 0.82 D VS1 0 1.6-EX ex-ex-ex-vg 61.3 55 34.4° 43.2% GIA n-m-f no ex ex no $4595 NiceIce.com I don't think anyone can see the difference with the naked eye between ideal/excellent and very good. As for fluorescence, it's a matter of personal taste. Accurately graded medium blue shouldn't have any oily quality. It may make the stone look a bit blue in strong sunlight...I like it. You may want to ask for a Sarin report on any diamond you consider. |
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steve913 rough rock Posts: 7 |
posted 07-12-2001 06:34 PM
what's a Sarin report? My girlfriend is petite in frame, and I was thinking of getting something larger, but lower quality. What do you think of that? I don't know what levels of the 4c's are microscopic, and which are slightly noticeable. I definitely want to get her something good quality, but is that rock too high end? can I get something larger and still retain the look of the diamond? thanks |
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leonid Moderator Posts: 632 |
posted 07-12-2001 06:57 PM
There are Sarin and Ogi machines that used to measure proportions of the diamonds including crown and pavilion angles. Having Sarin or Ogi measurements you can evaluate diamond cut using Holloway Cut Adviser on this site. The diamonds Lawmax quoted above are from companies that specialized on the AGS-ideal cut stones. Holloway Cut Adviser can tell whether a diamond can still be a good looking even if it outside AGS-ideal range. |
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lawmax cut rock Posts: 305 |
posted 07-12-2001 07:00 PM
A Sarin report will give you all of the measurements of the diamond. You should ask the vendor to provide this to you. What do you think your girlfriend would prefer in terms of size? If you're not sure, you can ask her friends, family, etc. |
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