Concern on idealscope inclusion - expert help?

[dmus]

I previously posted regarding this diamond. It is definitely eyeclean. However, I just got the idealscope back from JamesAllen and the inclusion seems to cause some light blockage. Probably unnoticeable to human eye but I just don''t know. See idealscope. Here''s what JA said "I know there is a white line in the table of the diamond, but that’s just where that little carbon inclusion (that we can’t see). No light can be returned through the carbon, so that’s why you’re seeing a “loss” of light there. " Should I be concerned. They say it is brilliant and it scores a .9 HCA. Thanks Lorelei and PaulAntwerp for your previous help. It is very much appreciated.

RB
GIA cert
.93ct
6.23X6.32
H SI1
Cut, polish, symmetry are rated excellent
table 57
depth 61.2
crown 35.0
pav 40.6

 

[Richard Sherwood]

You won''t notice any loss of light return performance to the eye.

Looks to be a gorgeous stone.

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 8/20/2008 10:24:30 AM
Author: Richard Sherwood
You won''t notice any loss of light return performance to the eye.

Looks to be a gorgeous stone.

Dave, if Sir Rich approves, then you have no worries!

 

[dmus]

Thank you all for your help. Very much appreciated! Anyone that goes looking for a diamond and doesn''t consult pricescope first is foolish IMHO. Thanks again Rich and Lorelei.

 

[stone_seeker]

Date: 8/20/2008 10:31:01 AM
Author: dmus
Thank you all for your help. Very much appreciated! Anyone that goes looking for a diamond and doesn't consult pricescope first is foolish IMHO. Thanks again Rich and Lorelei.

I agree - PS should get a cut of the sales!