Can someone help me to look at this diamond?

[xuyi]

I have been looking for a diamond for a while. I found this one, but I am not sure whether it is a good choice.

Carat 1.22
Color G
Clarity VS1
Table 56%
Depth 62.2%
Measurement 6.81*6.84*4.24
Culet none
Gridle med/slight thick F
Polish Excellent
Symmetry Excellent
Fluorescence faint
Price 10,500

Thank you in advance!

 

[heididdl]

It is too deep keep around 61 but diamonds look different on paper than they do in person or in photos. So ask for assets or videos. Have you been looking at PS vendors. Brian Gavin, James Allen, Good old Gold and White flash many have photos assets certificate GIA only

 

[xuyi]

Is depth 61% vs. depth 62.2% very much different?

 

[JulieN]

depends on the angles. Do you have angles? a picture?

 

[tyty333]

We need the crown and pavilion angles.

 

[RockyRacoon]

For comparison purposes (cheaper than the stone you had linked, with a guaranteed amazing cut):

1.257ct, G, VS2
http://www.briangavindiamonds.com/diamonds/diamond-details/1.257-g-vs2-round-diamond-ags-bl-104068959049

 

[04diamond<3]

Is depth 61% vs. depth 62.2% very much different?

It is absolutely NOT "too deep"!!! Anything over 62.4 would be considered too deep, but 62.2 is fine. Have you seen it in person? Does it look good? Do you have an ideal scope image?

 

[xuyi]

the two angles are 36 and 40.6.

 

[WinkHPD]

the two angles are 36 and 40.6.

There are many people who love the steep crown shallow pavilion look. I am not one of them, but to really know for sure how it is likely to look you would benefit from an ASET photo, or at lease a Idealscope photo.

If it appears that it is going to meet your needs, you still want to be sure that you have a good return policy in your favor in case you do not like it when you finally see it.

Wink

 

[WinkHPD]

the two angles are 36 and 40.6.

There are many people who love the steep crown shallow pavilion look. I am not one of them, but to really know for sure how it is likely to look you would benefit from an ASET photo, or at lease a Idealscope photo.

If it appears that it is going to meet your needs, you still want to be sure that you have a good return policy in your favor in case you do not like it when you finally see it.

Wink