spade_prince
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Did I get a good price
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AnnaMagdalena
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Hi there spade prince,
If it is in fact a very good cut, then that seems like a good price. However, usually well-cut 1.0 carat stones produce a 6.5 mm spread, not 6.2/.3
It would help us answer your question better if you provided crown and pavilion angles.
Any expert opinions out there?
Of course, as always, if you LOVE it and you're happy with it, all there is to say is congratulations.
If it is in fact a very good cut, then that seems like a good price. However, usually well-cut 1.0 carat stones produce a 6.5 mm spread, not 6.2/.3
It would help us answer your question better if you provided crown and pavilion angles.
Any expert opinions out there?
Of course, as always, if you LOVE it and you're happy with it, all there is to say is congratulations.
Anna is correct. The measurements of your stone
are properly indicative of a .90 -.95 carat weight.
The manufacturer "squeezed" the stone to get the carat
size as the price differential between a .90 to 1 carat
is significant.
You've got great color and clarity. What really matters here is how the diamond looks to you. If you're happy
that's all that counts.
Enjoy it!
Barry
www.superbcert.com
are properly indicative of a .90 -.95 carat weight.
The manufacturer "squeezed" the stone to get the carat
size as the price differential between a .90 to 1 carat
is significant.
You've got great color and clarity. What really matters here is how the diamond looks to you. If you're happy
that's all that counts.
Enjoy it!
Barry
www.superbcert.com
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