Just picked up a ring from the local jeweler after a long search and debate.
It is a beautiful 1.24 ct IDEAL CUT G color SI2 absolutely eye clean. I have eyes like a hawk and I could not find a thing. Even with a loupe it's pretty darn hard.
It's absolutely stunning and scores very good across the board on the hca calculator.
I know my friends and her friends will ask what kind of diamond I bought her. I'm afraid to tell them that it's a G color and SI2. Don't want her or her friends thinking that it's a bad stone. Because most people will buy what's on paper.
I just don't want her feeling embarrassed. One time she told me that she wanted D color after looking at a tiffanys catalogue. She probably does not know that G is actually pretty colorless face up, especially with this particular cut. She isn't educated in diamonds at all. She has no idea of my plans either.
If she ever asks, I'm thinking of telling her that i got her a f color vs2 because honestly people wouldn't be able to tell.
Do you guys think this is the right approach?
It is a beautiful 1.24 ct IDEAL CUT G color SI2 absolutely eye clean. I have eyes like a hawk and I could not find a thing. Even with a loupe it's pretty darn hard.
It's absolutely stunning and scores very good across the board on the hca calculator.
I know my friends and her friends will ask what kind of diamond I bought her. I'm afraid to tell them that it's a G color and SI2. Don't want her or her friends thinking that it's a bad stone. Because most people will buy what's on paper.
I just don't want her feeling embarrassed. One time she told me that she wanted D color after looking at a tiffanys catalogue. She probably does not know that G is actually pretty colorless face up, especially with this particular cut. She isn't educated in diamonds at all. She has no idea of my plans either.
If she ever asks, I'm thinking of telling her that i got her a f color vs2 because honestly people wouldn't be able to tell.
Do you guys think this is the right approach?