Advice please! RB diamond with no idealscope

[jootuw]

Hi everyone,

I am based in Australia and am looking to get a round brilliant diamond purchased through a jeweler which imports their stones. After some searching, the jeweler has put forward the following stone which satisfies all my criteria:

http://www.gia.edu/cs/Satellite?pag...&c=Page&cid=1355954554547&reportno=1193848728
GIA: 1193848728
Measurements
7.91 - 7.94 x 4.92 mm
Carat Weight 1.90 carat
Color Grade G
Clarity Grade VS1
Cut Grade Excellent
Depth 62.1 %
Table 56 %
Crown Angle 36.0°
Crown Height 16.0%
Pavilion Angle 40.6°
Pavilion Depth 43.0%
Star Length 50%
Lower Half 80%
Girdle Medium to Slightly Thick, Faceted, 3.5%
Culet None
Polish Excellent
Symmetry Excellent
Fluorescence Faint
Clarity Characteristics Cloud, Feather, Needle, Pinpoint, Indented Natural



My only concerns are:

1. The indented natural inclusion
2. No idealscope/ASET image

Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this stone? Are the dimensions/inclusions okay?

Thanks in advance!

 

[pfunk]

The numbers coupled with the image look promising to me. I wouldn't have any concerns at all about an indented natural on a VS1 stone. If the jeweler has a return policy I think it is worth a look.

 

[lxAsTrOxl]

I normally shy away from indented naturals near or on the girdle, but with this particular stone being a VS1 and the inclusion being listed last on the inclusion chart I doubt it would have any significant or even slight impact on the stones durability. However, I am not an expert, but an enthusiastic hobbyist.

 

[jootuw]

Thanks for the responses, I think this may be the one!

It was hard to find a stone with similar specifications within my price range, even less so when it came to HCA < 2. Think I should be able to hide the indented natural with one of the prongs when it is set.