advice PLEASE

[BELLA9280]

Carat Weight 1.24 ct
Cut (Shape) Round
Color G
Clarity SI2
Make Excellent
Report EGL
Report Number 2632285432
Cut Grade Very Good
Polish Very Good
Symmetry Very Good
Depth 63 %
Table 58 %
Measurements 6.76 x 6.82 x 4.28 mm
Length To Width 1.01 : 1
Girdle Medium
Culet None
Fluorescence None
Stock Number BSN0000040527

will this stone appear white bright and sparkley or should i go with a color F??

 

[onedrop]

I think you need to have the crown and pavillion information (either the % or angles) to get a better idea of performance. Do you have any of those numbers?? I have heard and read that EGL is more liberal with at least the color grading. But that probably won''t affect the light performance.

 

[Ellen]

onedrop is right, we need those angles to get a better idea.

She''s also correct in that they can be softer on grading, actually color AND clarity. Depending on which lab graded this (US, Israel, etc), your G SI2 could be a H or I , I1 or worse....

Do you know which lab graded it? US is said to be the strictest.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 9/20/2007 8:31:20 AM
Author:BELLA9280
Carat Weight 1.24 ct
Cut (Shape) Round
Color G
Clarity SI2
Make Excellent
Report EGL
Report Number 2632285432
Cut Grade Very Good
Polish Very Good
Symmetry Very Good
Depth 63 %
Table 58 %
Measurements 6.76 x 6.82 x 4.28 mm
Length To Width 1.01 : 1
Girdle Medium
Culet None
Fluorescence None
Stock Number BSN0000040527

will this stone appear white bright and sparkley or should i go with a color F??

Hard to say about the cut - the diamond could look nice, but it is on the deep side which means you " might" lose a little face up size, it depends. See if you can get an Idealscope image for this diamond would be the next step and post it, this will tell us more. Check the EGL lab as to which branch and if this diamond is clean. I think only EGL LA use angles now for crown and pav, others use percents which are better than nothing, but not as accurate as angles, see if you can get a Sarin report also perhaps as this would be useful. Or you could check out some GIA Ex cut grades and AGS0 to compare.

 

[BELLA9280]

i see thanks for the info