I heard back about the aqua. He took photos of all of his available aquas and this is what he had to say:
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> 1-3.98ct square emerald cut (similar technique to Princess cuts) 9.6 x 9.6mm @$125 per carat. Is slightly more green than the photo shows, and would be considered SI for clarity.
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> 2-3.20ct classic oval 10.75 x 8.85mm @$100 per carat. For color, is a fairly close rendition, with clarity at VVS
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> 3-2.40ct Asscher cut 8.25 x 8.25mm @$100 per carat. The tone is identical to the 3.20ct oval, but due to the technique appears richer in color. Is also ever-so-slightly more green. Clarity is very nice at VVS.
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> 4-7.94ct radiant style emerald cut 13.5 x 10.3mm @$55 per carat. Big, very bright, very clean, just not rich color. Also VVS.
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> 5-4.39ct 'Scissors' style rectangular emerald cut 14.2 x 6.95mm @$150 per carat. Nice blue color with a hint of green. Clarity is VS.
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> 6-5.34ct square emerald cut with checkerboard top (crown) 10.7 x 10.7mm @$65 per carat. Has a nice pleasing color, but there are visible inclusions that can be seen without magnification. Probably well-suited for a pendant or broach as the inclusions will be less visible.
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> 2A- Only the 3.20ct oval has been heated.
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> 3A- The 2.40ct Asscher cut is showing the black lens reflection in the photo. It is also significantly brighter in the hand.
