Good Deal?

[mgpatsfan]

I am trying to find out if this is a good deal.

GIA Cert
.92 CT
Round Brilliant
F-Color
SI - Clarity
Excellent Cut
Excellent Polish
Excellent Symmetry
6.25x6.29x3.82
Table Depth 60.1
Table Size 59.0

It also comes with life time cleaning, care, warranty for life.

Is it a good diamond?

Is $5,000 too much??

Please help

 

[stone-cold11]

angles?

59% table is not too big.

Warranty is over rated as most jewelers will clean stones for you for free, for damage, buy insurance, it will cover loss and theft too which the warranty does not.

 

[mgpatsfan]

I dont have right now, maybe tomorrow, can you tell anything without them?

What are ideal angle ranges?

Thanks

 

[Dancing Fire]

Date: 4/29/2010 10:19:53 PM
Author: mgpatsfan
I dont have right now, maybe tomorrow, can you tell anything without them?

What are ideal angle ranges?

Thanks

depends on whom you talk to.

 

[stone-cold11]

Use the cut adviser. https://www.pricescope.com/cutadviser.asp

Keep the score below 2 and within the green and white outline.

 

[legallyspoiled]

Have you tried searching some of the online vendors? I just checked Brian Gavin Diamonds (BGD) online inventory. If you want an GIA-Excellent cut diamond, they have some starting around $3300 (before the Pricescope discount). A few of them are even "BGD Selects." They also have a few AGS-Ideal cut diamonds starting around $4300.

Are you against buying online?

 

[mgpatsfan]

Not against it but I am not sure how it works completely. I really want to be able to get a nice diamond especially cut n

 

[legallyspoiled]

I purchased from Whiteflash who is primarily internet based. However, I just so happen to live in Houston so I had the opportunity to visit and view diamonds in person. Maybe some of the other pricescopers can provide their input on the "process."