Do I have a bad diamond?

[EllaMarie]

Thanks to this forum and new knowledge, I am beginning to question my choice of diamond that has a SI2 clarity & I color. It looked fine to me at the time, but now I wonder if I have purchased a crappy diamond and should upgrade. Oh, what to do...

Also, I don't know what type of wedding band to get with my split shank pave ring. I'm thinking something with different shaped stones than the ring for contrast. Any thoughts?

Here is the link to pics of my ring: https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/my-ring-is-finally-here-after-3-months-of-waiting.138500/

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 3/17/2010 11:26:38 AM
Author:EllaMarie
Thanks to this forum and new knowledge, I am beginning to question my choice of diamond that has a SI2 clarity & I color. It looked fine to me at the time, but now I wonder if I have purchased a crappy diamond and should upgrade. Oh, what to do...

Also, I don't know what type of wedding band to get with my split shank pave ring. I'm thinking something with different shaped stones than the ring for contrast. Any thoughts?

Here is the link to pics of my ring: https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/my-ring-is-finally-here-after-3-months-of-waiting.138500/

Hi Ella

I don't think you have a rubbish diamond at all! This is a natural progression once you start to gain knowledge, then one tends to question the choices made! Your diamond looks fine in photos, its not a top cut quality but probably more along the lines of a ' nice make' for cut which is fine. If you want a stone with top cut quality then you could upgrade certainly but if your diamond makes you happy then thats really all that matters!

Does it have a GIA report?