HCA of 2.5 on an AGS0 please advise

[Lklucky]

I saw this stone in person and really liked it until I saw the HCA result and started to doubt it, as I only looked at it under the jewelry store light conditions and it was giving off beautiful rainbow tones. Please advise this is for my engagement ring and the jeweler is waiting on my answer, I also have the option to keep looking


AGS#:   104063002002
Report Type:   The Platinum Light Performance Diamond Quality® Document
Shape and Style:   Round Brilliant
Measurements:   7.68 - 7.69 x 4.80 mm
Cut Grade:   AGS Ideal 0
Color Grade:   AGS 2.5 (I)
Clarity Grade:   AGS 4 (VS2)
Carat Weight   1.753
Fluorescence:   Negligible

Polish:   Ideal
Symmetry:   Ideal
Table:   56.5%
Crown Angle:   34.2
Crown Height:   14.8%
Girdle:   Faceted, 2.1% to 4.3%
Pavilion Angle:   41.1
Pavilion Depth:   43.6%
Star Length:   50%
Lower Girdle Length:   80%
Total Depth:   62.5%
Culet:   Pointed
 

 

[SMC]

You don't use HCA for AGS000 stones. They're already cut for ideal light performance. If you are ok with the price, it should be a beautiful stone.

 

[Lklucky]

Ok thank you for your response!!

 

[Christina...]

I agree with sortmon. No need to use the HCA on AGS stones. HCA tends to be quite harsh on stones with a pav angle over 41.