AGS vs Web Site Cut Rating????

[ndirish19]

I could really use some help with this one. I'm really interrested in finding an AGS0 princess cut diamond and came across one online. The web site lists the cut as "Good" however the AGS report lists the cut as AGS0. How can that be? Wouldn't a rating of AGS0 imply that the cut is better than "Good"? I would like to consider buying this one but I need some clarification first. Thanks!

 

[ndirish19]

Here is the diamond in question. Any advice about this one would be very appreciated as I am a diamond newbie!

http://www.bluenile.com/princess-cut-diamond-2-carat-good-cut-h-color-vs1-clarity_LD02555016#grid

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I see this all the time on drop shipper stone listings. Go by the cert, always. That said, I don't like buying a stone without magnified images so I only buy from vendors who provide them.

 

[denverappraiser]

That's a data entry problem by Blue Nile.

 

[ndirish19]

That's a data entry problem by Blue Nile.

Assuming that's the case, would this be a good deal?

 

[denverappraiser]

I don't make value conclulsions on stones I haven't seen and where I haven't talked with the client about the market questions. That said, I don't think they price their goods based on the data entry for the website. It's easy enough to look at comparable stones yourself both on their own site and elsewhere online to see if it's priced competitively. That's not as easy a stone to find as some others but they have TONS of competition out there and you should be able to find something pretty close.