? AGS cert

[JC106]

The stone I am looking at has a legit GIA cert and has a small piece of paper detailing the cut as an AGS 0 including all the angles and percentages. I don't have any reason to doubt this as being legit, but what official documentation should I expect regarding the stone's AGS status? Thanks!

 

[pricescope]

This is most probably Sarin report in AGS format. It is not AGS certificate.

This is very normal and you shouldn't be concerned.

GIA report doesn't show crown and pavilion angles so you can get them from Sarin report. Could you post the measurements here?

 

[JC106]

sure, here are the numbers:

Round 1.32ct
E, SI2, med blue Flor
table 57%, depth 61.2%, pavillion 40.9 deg, crown 34.3 deg
excellent polish, excellent finish
AGS 0

 

[pricescope]

yammy, yammy

 

[JC106]

I hope that is what she says. I'm headed to go pick it up now. Any recs on an independent appraiser in Boston?

 

[pricescope]

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[JC106]

Leonid, pricescope rocks (no pun intended). This forum and the site in general has been extremely helpful. cheers!

 

[pricescope]

Thanks JC106, appreciate it

 

[deanb]

JC- congrats- 2 questions for you- where did you purchase and how was the experience? I'm in Providence, and am beginning my search...
thanks,
db

 

[JC106]

Dean,
I did a lot of research on the internet and ended up buying in Boston. I went to many stores in Downton Boston (a quasi diamond district) and finally found a stone at a store called Robinson's. They've been in business >100 yrs. Timing was an issue for me and also, even though the internet was helpful, I just had to see the stone in person. Email me and I can give you more specifics. ([email protected]).
JC