A G color diamond will perform well under all conditions. The vast majority of people (if not ALL people) would be unable to discern the difference between a G stone and an E or F stone.
I'm not sure what you're asking about how sunlight affects it.....it shouldn't affect a G color any more than it would affect any other colorless or near-colorless diamond.
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On 8/14/2003 11:17:42 AM me1234 wrote:
It seems like buying online is so difficult, as very few sites have pictures of their diamonds, which is obviously important, especially for Si1s.
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Hi, me1234: I can appreciate your concerns in buying online. If you like the idea of buying online, there are online vendors who provide a wide array of information and several photos of their diamonds......Good Old Gold, Whiteflash, & NiceIce. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend any of them.
There are others, like Diamond Brokers of Florida, who don't post the pics on the website, but can provide them to you via email if you inquire about a stone.
Lastly, most of the more reputable vendors here will ship to an appraiser near you which allows you to inspect the stone with your own eyes and get the appraiser's stamp of approval on it before purchasing it.
For all of these reasons, I personally think online purchasing is a better choice, but there are those who still prefer the store-front, walk in and see the diamonds way of shopping. Whichever makes you feel most comfortable is best, but information/photos with online purchases are easily procured if you choose the online route.