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I decided to have one final attempt to to choose an asscher that really has the wow-factor. This one has a depth of only 64% which I wasnt sure would translate to the best light performance, but according to the ASET it looks to be very bright. The table is 61% and I have seen a side profile showing a nice crown height and a bulge-free pavilion that is hiding no "junk in the trunk".
Apparently this ASET was done on a white background. I have one concern which is the grey/ green area towards the centre of the image, just outside of the red area around the culet. @Karl_K or other asscher experts - is this going to be an area of light leakage to drive me nuts (and look extra dull compared with the bright light return from the outer 2/3 of the stone)? Or could it be that I have finally found "the one"?
Apparently this ASET was done on a white background. I have one concern which is the grey/ green area towards the centre of the image, just outside of the red area around the culet. @Karl_K or other asscher experts - is this going to be an area of light leakage to drive me nuts (and look extra dull compared with the bright light return from the outer 2/3 of the stone)? Or could it be that I have finally found "the one"?