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That's not the actual H&A photo of the stone.so tell me, what's wrong with the H and A ?
That's not the actual H&A photo of the stone.so tell me, what's wrong with the H and A ?
Do you mean the photo used on the report is false? A generic image?That's not the actual H&A photo of the stone.
Yes it is b/c I have a EGL report like the one you posted. anyway, the stone is cut too deep.Do you mean the photo used on the report is false? A generic image?
I used the IDEALSCOPE and it matched.
Stick with GIA or AGS graded stones.LOL that's fraud.
100% trueWho did the lab report has nothing to do with being h&a.
My wifey's diamond is graded by GIA and has the nicest looking h&a images.
It just happens that a lot of the h&a dealers but not all on PS also use AGSL lab reports with them.
Doesn't change the fact that the diamond is gorgeous.
Despite people telling you this is a bad stone (for good reason), you keep coming back to this statement. You are even willing to overlook a subpar lab report for it.
So what's the final verdict -- you buying or not?
Despite people telling you this is a bad stone (for good reason), you keep coming back to this statement. You are even willing to overlook a subpar lab report for it.
So what's the final verdict -- you buying or not?
You didn't believe me?.OKaaaaay.....so I just called EGL USA and spoke with a rep who told me that the H&A image used is NOT the diamond on the cert, but is indeed a generic photo.
My first and only experience with EGL.You didn't believe me?.
OKaaaaay.....so I just called EGL USA and spoke with a rep who told me that the H&A image used is NOT the diamond on the cert, but is indeed a generic photo. I said I was not pleased to find this out, as it misrepresents the stone and IMPLIES the diamond is in the picture. I suggested they may want to rethink their policy.
Thank you for the heads up. And yes, I've known for years that EGL is not a preferred lab ( putting it nicely here). However, I liked the diamond, so I made an exception. All my other rocks are GIA, and my colored gemstones are AGL certified.
Caveat emptor, as they say.
Doesn't change the fact that the diamond is gorgeous.
But, brings up another question...do you prefer AGL or AGS or even GIA for color gemstones?
Only for you, LightBright.Thank you for getting to the bottom of this. Crazy that EGL is getting away with this thanks to DF for pointing it out... Can you post a photo of the 2.5 diamond or an Idealscope? I’d love to see it.