GIA .95 H IF Emerald Cut for $3000!?!?

[Sheslovely]

I found a diamond on B2c Jewels that has me in shock.
It's .95ct, H, internally flawless, with a GIA report and all.
The table and depth are a little on the hefty side: 65% and 68%, but the ratio is 1.44 and the measurements are 6.73x4.66x3.17.
Says polish and symmetry are excellent/very good.
The bank wire price is $2930.

Holy crap! Is this a misprice or do you think there's a reason for it? Do I ask for a sarin or an asset? Are those even helpful for fancy cuts?
What do I do? Ahh!

 

[chrono]

I saw this virtual EC also listed by other PS vendors with pricing anywhere from $3600 to $4200. I would want to see a picture of the stone at the very least as the general cut information given tells me very little about how well it is cut. An ASET is preferred.

 

[Lula]

Order it and see what happens. They may e-mail you that the price is incorrect. But only do this if there is a good return policy in place, because if the sale goes through and the diamond ends up being a dud, you can return it. The numbers are not bad at all for an EC, but, as you know, you can't tell much from the numbers with a fancy cut.

 

[Sheslovely]

How can I tell if it's good or bad with an asset of an emerald cut? I googled relentlessly but to no avail.
EDIT: for instance, would this be a "bad" example or a "good" one?
http://www.b2cjewels.com/dd-1-3739225-0.97-carat-Emerald-diamond-I-color-SI1-clarity.aspx

I just found this diamond on other vendor's sites for double the price, so it can't be a mistake, right?

 

[chrono]

How can I tell if it's good or bad with an asset of an emerald cut? I googled relentlessly but to no avail. I just found this diamond on other vendor's sites for double the price, so it can't be a mistake, right?

This is how the ASET tells you about the cut of the EC. I use it together with pictures and a video to make the final decision. Having a gemmologist's expert opinion helps too.
https://www.pricescope.com/journal/performance-and-p3-facets-discussion-about-step-cut-diamonds
https://www.pricescope.com/journal/aset-%E2%80%93-diamond-evaluation-tool

Each vendor has their own price points, depending on how much extra services they provide (Sarin, ASET, video, pictures, etc).

 

[Sheslovely]

I emailed and requested a photo. Sadly, this was taken with an iPhone. I can't really tell if the p3 angles look good and I'm emailing back and forth to see if those are scratches or just dust on the surface of the stone. Overall I think the proportions are nice. It does look a little yellow, I'm assuming due to the lighting-GIA wouldn't mess up that bad would they?