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Hi All,
I've decided to pursue my search for an Emerald Cut stone. I'll link the other thread so you know what I had looked at previously. The Victorian Cut stone didn't work out for me as I had hoped it would. I think I'll just stick to the ole classic cutting style of the Emerald.
Here's the other thread which has the 3 ASETS.
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/emerald-victorian-cut-pics-asets-opinions-please.213885/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/emerald-victorian-cut-pics-asets-opinions-please.213885/[/URL]
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Here are 3 stones I had recently evaluated by the gemologist. I'd like to get some feedback on them & the ASETS.
#1. 1.07, I- VS-1. Gemologist Evaluation:
It has a true “I” color, faces eye clean, and has a very attractive cut. It offers great light performance, and when compared to your others, appears the brightest and most sparkly.
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http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/emerald-cut/1.07-carat-i-color-vs1-clarity-sku-384045
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#2. 1.01, H-VVS-2. Evaluation:
has great light performance all its own, ranking second in the lineup. It’s eye clean, has a true “H” color, and is beautiful in its own right.
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http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/emerald-cut/1.01-carat-h-color-vvs2-clarity-sku-349656
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#3. 1.20, J-VS-1. Evaluation:
is eye clean and has a true “J” color. It’s just slightly warm, so only a color sensitive eye might notice its color. It’s bright and sparkly and ranks as your third strongest performing diamond.
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http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/emerald-cut/1.20-carat-j-color-vs1-clarity-sku-379652
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Opinions?
I was going to make a yellow 3 stone ring, be it sapphire, or diamond, but haven't found one I wanted yet (also known as price-size balance issue). Although somewhat unusual, I was contemplating doing a setting with 2 yellow diamond side stones, probably Traps. I know usually it's the other way around, yellow centre flanked by white side stones. In truth, the pricing of yellow diamonds are quite a bit more expensive than their white or colourless counterparts. I want yellow to add a bit of cheer. Then again, I can find an inexpensive, heated gem for my yellow project. This ring will be a right hand ring, most likely in an East- West setting.
Thanks so much gals/guys.
Judy
I've decided to pursue my search for an Emerald Cut stone. I'll link the other thread so you know what I had looked at previously. The Victorian Cut stone didn't work out for me as I had hoped it would. I think I'll just stick to the ole classic cutting style of the Emerald.
Here's the other thread which has the 3 ASETS.
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/emerald-victorian-cut-pics-asets-opinions-please.213885/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/emerald-victorian-cut-pics-asets-opinions-please.213885/[/URL]
.
Here are 3 stones I had recently evaluated by the gemologist. I'd like to get some feedback on them & the ASETS.
#1. 1.07, I- VS-1. Gemologist Evaluation:
It has a true “I” color, faces eye clean, and has a very attractive cut. It offers great light performance, and when compared to your others, appears the brightest and most sparkly.
...
http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/emerald-cut/1.07-carat-i-color-vs1-clarity-sku-384045
...
#2. 1.01, H-VVS-2. Evaluation:
has great light performance all its own, ranking second in the lineup. It’s eye clean, has a true “H” color, and is beautiful in its own right.
...
http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/emerald-cut/1.01-carat-h-color-vvs2-clarity-sku-349656
...
#3. 1.20, J-VS-1. Evaluation:
is eye clean and has a true “J” color. It’s just slightly warm, so only a color sensitive eye might notice its color. It’s bright and sparkly and ranks as your third strongest performing diamond.
...
http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/emerald-cut/1.20-carat-j-color-vs1-clarity-sku-379652
...
...
Opinions?
I was going to make a yellow 3 stone ring, be it sapphire, or diamond, but haven't found one I wanted yet (also known as price-size balance issue). Although somewhat unusual, I was contemplating doing a setting with 2 yellow diamond side stones, probably Traps. I know usually it's the other way around, yellow centre flanked by white side stones. In truth, the pricing of yellow diamonds are quite a bit more expensive than their white or colourless counterparts. I want yellow to add a bit of cheer. Then again, I can find an inexpensive, heated gem for my yellow project. This ring will be a right hand ring, most likely in an East- West setting.
Thanks so much gals/guys.
Judy