WOW, You are one fast fairy! This one does look very nice. I asked a few questions of the seller but don''t have answers yet. Would it bother you, not having a cert? It doesn''t look like there would be one.
You are TOO FUNNY! Just like me too, actually. I am going to study up on the transitional cut, too ... their similarities and differences to RBs and OECs. I haven''t seen one of those in person yet, so not sure I would like as much.Date: 1/2/2009 10:34:24 AM
Author: Upgradable
One of the major characteristics of vintage cuts is the variability of depth and table. This results in a difference in diameter size. You almost have to throw away what you know about round brilliants and their measurements.
I''ll take another look at the two you''ve described, but off the top of my head I''ll tell you that the difference between 6mm and 5.89 is very little. It may be that the K is deeper. Remember to use your eyes as the best tool.
From the first post you made, 7 day return would be from the day it is delivered to you until the day you put it back into the mail. I also would feel pretty confident that based on the sellers feedback and the very detailed description that as long as you are messaging them throughout the process, they will be pretty willing to work with you.
Let me know if you have any more thoughts!
**I just took a look and the .89 K is a loose stone, which allows for much more accurate measurements. The .75 stone is mounted, so the weight is based on measurements alone. This stone quite likely weighs more than .75 because you cannot get an accurate depth measure when a stone is mounted, and the bottom is where the weight may be hiding (just like me)
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