ACA I color?
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I would love to give you my opinion, so you will have one data point. However, you will have to wait until Monday when I receive my two, I color ACA diamonds from Whiteflash. I have three diamonds in my possession that are GIA ExExEx in F, I and J color. When I receive the ACA diamonds, I shall do a visual comparison and provide feedback. In the meantime, make sure that you "reserve" the diamond that you like, so it will not get snatched.
I have several other ACA's (AGS certified) that range from E to H colors. I may check them out for you if you like. However, please be cautioned that my opinion/observation is only subjective, as everyone's color sensitivity is different.
I have several other ACA's (AGS certified) that range from E to H colors. I may check them out for you if you like. However, please be cautioned that my opinion/observation is only subjective, as everyone's color sensitivity is different.
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My personal experience is that I have seen an I color AGS stone that had no discernible tint and another that looked like J color to me. So if it is a high I color, it could be fine for me, but it was a low I, then probably not. But others are totally happy even with j color since ideal cut stones are so bright and beautiful regardless of slight color. ACAs are great stones for sure!
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How big is the stone?
Can you have it shipped out and look at it in-person? That's the only way to find out for sure what your eyes think. Some people are sensitive to colour and don't like tint, some are sensitive to colour and don't mind the tint, some are sensitive to colour and like the tint, and some don't see it at all! We've got PSers of all those sorts I think
Can you have it shipped out and look at it in-person? That's the only way to find out for sure what your eyes think. Some people are sensitive to colour and don't like tint, some are sensitive to colour and don't mind the tint, some are sensitive to colour and like the tint, and some don't see it at all! We've got PSers of all those sorts I think
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Glowgirl3|1354912704|3325696 said:
As in 7.7mm versus 7.8mm? Knowing the diameters would help, but there is not a big difference. I think 1.8 is a great size since it is closer to 2 cts., but if I had a choice between 1.7 H color and 1.8 I color, I would choose the 1.7 H. Not sure if that is why you were asking, of course.
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I just purchased 2 ACA's that are I colored and I am usually color sensitive. Most of the time it is white--the only time I see the slightest color is from the sides or in my bathroom lighting. Check out my post to see for yourself:
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/my-4-35-ctw-whiteflash-diamond-6-prong-martini-studs.181840/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/my-4-35-ctw-whiteflash-diamond-6-prong-martini-studs.181840/[/URL]
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/my-4-35-ctw-whiteflash-diamond-6-prong-martini-studs.181840/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/my-4-35-ctw-whiteflash-diamond-6-prong-martini-studs.181840/[/URL]
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Thanks for asking!
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