blue nile sig cut question

[drogba1803]

hi everyone, not long ago I received my custom diamond stud from WF. The diamond stud met all my expectations and the staff were very attentive and helpful. It did not take them long to make the single stud, it was delivered on day four and I live in Australia. So, well done to those guys. I would post a pic but I seem to have deleted it from my email.

I am looking at a .23 round loose blue nile sig cut. Looking at their .23 round sig cut inventory, their prices do vary some 3 - 400 dollars. Does anyone know if there is a difference between buying one of their cheaper blue nile sig cuts at .23 carats when compared to a more expensive .23 carat sig cut, I''m thinking that there shouldn''t be any difference. I guess the more expensive stone is for those who want the absolute best even though there is no difference to the naked eye. Lets see ur thoughts.

Nick.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 7/15/2009 11:25:12 AM
Author:drogba1803
hi everyone, not long ago I received my custom diamond stud from WF. The diamond stud met all my expectations and the staff were very attentive and helpful. It did not take them long to make the single stud, it was delivered on day four and I live in Australia. So, well done to those guys. I would post a pic but I seem to have deleted it from my email.

I am looking at a .23 round loose blue nile sig cut. Looking at their .23 round sig cut inventory, their prices do vary some 3 - 400 dollars. Does anyone know if there is a difference between buying one of their cheaper blue nile sig cuts at .23 carats when compared to a more expensive .23 carat sig cut, I''m thinking that there shouldn''t be any difference. I guess the more expensive stone is for those who want the absolute best even though there is no difference to the naked eye. Lets see ur thoughts.

Nick.

Hi Nick

Various factors can affect pricing, colour and clarity, weight, fluorescence and other pricing variables. Depending on the proportion configurations that might affect a diamond visually but it is my understanding that the BN SI''s are well cut diamonds.