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[Virginialee]

Since last 3.00ct diamond you all denied I found another one sounds good! Help me for this new one!

GIA: 3.01 H/SI2
9.01-9.16-5.73mm
Cut: Very Good
Polish: EX
Symmetry: Very Good
Fluorescence: None
Table: 56%
Depth: 62.8%
Crown Angle: 36.0
Crown Height: 16%
Pavillion Angle: 40.2
Pavillion Depth: 42%
Star Length: 50%
Lower Half: 80%
Girdle: Slightly thick to thick, Faceted (4.5%)
Culet: None

Is that worth to buy? Ask for $25,600

Thanks!

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 8/25/2009 12:23:24 AM
Author:Virginialee
Since last 3.00ct diamond you all denied I found another one sounds good! Help me for this new one!

GIA: 3.01 H/SI2
9.01-9.16-5.73mm
Cut: Very Good
Polish: EX
Symmetry: Very Good
Fluorescence: None
Table: 56%
Depth: 62.8%
Crown Angle: 36.0
Crown Height: 16%
Pavillion Angle: 40.2
Pavillion Depth: 42%
Star Length: 50%
Lower Half: 80%
Girdle: Slightly thick to thick, Faceted (4.5%)
Culet: None

Is that worth to buy? Ask for $25,600

Thanks!

Hi Virginia

It falls within fiery ideal cut range so could be a contender, one thing can you check the diameter above? The variance is extremely wide, did you mean to type 9.10 - 9.16? These types of diamonds can sometimes face up a bit small due to having extra depth, this is common with FIC's, what I would do is check those figures for the diameter to make sure. The girdle needn't necessarily be a problem as it is not overall thick, ask the seller how much of the girdle is thick rather than slightly thick, could be its not a large amount. Have you seen the diamond in person or is it with an online seller? An Idealscope image would be very useful if you could get one, if online it might be possible to request one.

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[stone-cold11]

Numbers could be good, but looks smaller because FIC and a thick girdle. Is there an IS/ASET image?

 

[outatouch0]

what does FIC stand for please?
i dont see it in the abbrv. list
thanks

 

[Lorelei]

Date: 8/27/2009 5:42:44 AM
Author: outatouch0
what does FIC stand for please?
i dont see it in the abbrv. list
thanks

Fiery ideal cut, these can show greater fire if the lighting is right, usually they have a steeper crown angle of 35.5 degrees or above and a pavilion angle of no more than 40.6 Sometimes they have extra depth too so it can be a trade off with this type of diamond that sometimes they face up a little small for the weight.

Did you manage to check the diameter measurement for this diamond yet please?