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A GIA report which is pre early 2006 won't have the proportions or a cut grade so a Sarin or Helium scan is needed to get the proportions, an appraiser might be able to do this for you. Yes for a full GIA report it costs in the region of $150. It sounds like a h&a viewer he was using to show you the hearts.Date: 10/7/2009 6:04:44 PM
Author: stitch
Update : I just stop by a local jeweler and he offers this stone for 7800
Color : F - 1.01 carats
Clarity : IF
Cut : Excellent
Depth%: 60.9
Table %: 59.9
Symmetry: EX
Cert:GIA
Polish: very good
Girdle:
Fluorescence: SB
Measurements: I don't remember
He shows me the GIA report, which is dated 2003. It has laser inscription which match the number on the diamond. This cert doesn't have the angles information. He says that old certs don't have this information. When I ask about the idealscope, he says he doesn't have one. However, he shows me the stone through some kind of magnification glass that has blue tube. When I look under it, it looks like star shapes that are beautiful. However I have no idea what I am looking at. He says that if I buy from him, he will offer a 90% buy back and 100% buy back for stone upgrade.
Is this reasonable price?
As it is a trade in I would either want a new report from GIA or an independant appraisal performed on the diamond to check for damage etc.
appraiser tool.