Hello!
My boyfriend is getting ready to purchase a stone and I am very particular in what I like. I have come to the conclusion that I really love Antique OEC diamonds, but my boyfriend is more interested in buying a modern Round Brilliant, which I am fine with.
I just watched a video by Jonathan on GOG, describing the difference between the cuts of RB''s. Until recently, I did not understand that there were different methods of cutting a RB diamond. I came to the conclusion that I liked the 57 Facet H & A Diamond the best, because it''s chunky facets resemble that of a antique stone, versus the crushed ice of the diamonds with more facets. I am not a fan of super white, icy-like, sparkly stones. They just aren''t me.
I can''t guarantee that my boyfriend will buy from GOG, and if he doesn''t, I was wondering if some of you could offer some guidance in what to tell boyfriend to pass along to the establishment where he will end up buying. What can I say to him that will get him on the right track towards buying a chunky, antique-like Round Brilliant??
Please help!
My boyfriend is getting ready to purchase a stone and I am very particular in what I like. I have come to the conclusion that I really love Antique OEC diamonds, but my boyfriend is more interested in buying a modern Round Brilliant, which I am fine with.
I just watched a video by Jonathan on GOG, describing the difference between the cuts of RB''s. Until recently, I did not understand that there were different methods of cutting a RB diamond. I came to the conclusion that I liked the 57 Facet H & A Diamond the best, because it''s chunky facets resemble that of a antique stone, versus the crushed ice of the diamonds with more facets. I am not a fan of super white, icy-like, sparkly stones. They just aren''t me.
I can''t guarantee that my boyfriend will buy from GOG, and if he doesn''t, I was wondering if some of you could offer some guidance in what to tell boyfriend to pass along to the establishment where he will end up buying. What can I say to him that will get him on the right track towards buying a chunky, antique-like Round Brilliant??
Please help!