giantfan216
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2006
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Hi all, I had started a post a few weeks back about deciding between two stones from Shenoa & Co. for an engagement ring. I have settled on the following:
GIA certified Asscher cut
6.47x6.18x4.30 mm
1.52ct
Depth: 69.6%
Table: 54%
Girdle: Thin to medium
Culet: None
Polish/Symmetry: EX/EX
Clarity: SI1
Color:F
Flour: None
This was an exhausting process but I have to say while I have read many negative posts regarding Shenoa and their ebay store, I have to say I was treated with outstanding service from the minute I walked into their store. I think people need to understand that if you are in the market for a high quality stone you are going to have to pay the fair market price as opposed to getting a "steal" on an auction based site such as ebay. I am sure people have had bad experiences buying stones on the internet, which is why I would prefer to make that type of purchase in person.
Enough about that. Pictures are coming shortly and I would love everyone''s opinion. I had it set in a platinum solitare setting exactly like the one in the link below. And for those who believe there eye clean SI1 Asschers do not exist, you are definitely mistaken. If you want to save $$ I would recommend sacrificing a little on the clarity, as no one except my jewler would look at the ring with a microscope.
http://danielk.net/flash/html_pages/Ad_NYLoveStory.html
GIA certified Asscher cut
6.47x6.18x4.30 mm
1.52ct
Depth: 69.6%
Table: 54%
Girdle: Thin to medium
Culet: None
Polish/Symmetry: EX/EX
Clarity: SI1
Color:F
Flour: None
This was an exhausting process but I have to say while I have read many negative posts regarding Shenoa and their ebay store, I have to say I was treated with outstanding service from the minute I walked into their store. I think people need to understand that if you are in the market for a high quality stone you are going to have to pay the fair market price as opposed to getting a "steal" on an auction based site such as ebay. I am sure people have had bad experiences buying stones on the internet, which is why I would prefer to make that type of purchase in person.
Enough about that. Pictures are coming shortly and I would love everyone''s opinion. I had it set in a platinum solitare setting exactly like the one in the link below. And for those who believe there eye clean SI1 Asschers do not exist, you are definitely mistaken. If you want to save $$ I would recommend sacrificing a little on the clarity, as no one except my jewler would look at the ring with a microscope.
http://danielk.net/flash/html_pages/Ad_NYLoveStory.html