MamaBee
Super_Ideal_Rock
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- Mar 31, 2018
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I would love to get your valued opinions on whether I should have my jeweler turn my stone and cover my tiny natural on the girdle under a prong. I posted on this board a few months ago asking for opinions thinking I chipped the stone after having my diamond reset into a new setting. I felt the indent with my finger and freaked out asking people on this board about getting it polished out. It turns out that it’s a natural that’s been plotted on my AGS report and has been there all along but hidden under a prong. I took it to a GIA appraiser and they confirmed it was a natural and showed me that it was already plotted on the report. I’m enormously relieved but I’m wondering if I should have it turned and put back under a prong. She said that it was a great way for me to identify my ring. It’s a VS1 so although it looks huge on the photo..it’s very tiny and can’t be seen with the naked eye. I can just feel it..and it bothers me a little. She said my option was to bring it back to the jeweler and have them just have the diamond turned. Am I taking a chance of having the ring damaged by having him open the prongs and resetting it? Thank you!