Gypsy helped me pick out these two and I have the idealscope images in...now the choice
#1
Carat weight:0.90
Certificate:GIA
Color:g
Shape: Round
Clarity: VS1
Cut: Excellent
Depth %:60.50
Girdle: Medium - Slightly Thick
Table %:59.00
Culet:None
Polish:Excellent
Crown ∠: 35.00
Symmetry:Excellent
Crown %:14.00
Fluorescence:Medium
Pavilion ∠:40.60
L/W/D (mm): 6.23*6.21*3.76
Pavilion %: 42.50

#2
Carat weight:1.02
Certificate:GIA
Color:h
Shape: Round
Clarity: SI2
Cut: Excellent
Depth %:62.50
Girdle: Slightly Thick
Table %:57.00
Culet:None
Polish:Excellent
Crown ∠: 35.00
Symmetry:Excellent
Crown %:15.00
Fluorescence:None
Pavilion ∠:40.80
L/W/D (mm): 6.41*6.43*4.01
Pavilion %: 43.00

From the gemologist:
I'm happy to inform you that you have two beautiful options to consider! The gemologist's personal favorite is diamond #1 because it offers excellent fire, brilliance, and scintillation. It's the brightest and liveliest diamond of the two. Its medium blue fluorescence has no negative impact on its beauty and actually gives it a slight color boost. It's icy white in color and close to being an "F." Additionally, it has a gorgeous cut and appears completely eye clean.
Diamond #2 is very bright and lively as well, ranking a strong second for light performance. It has a true, white "G" color, a beautiful cut, and faces eye clean. This diamond looks just as gorgeous in person as diamond 350804.
You cannot go wrong with either of them! If you want to go with the gemologist's personal favorite, then you'll want to move forward with diamond #1. However, if you prefer to have a diamond that is one carat, then you should go with #2, since they are so comparable to each other.
Diamond #1 is $5,720 and Diamond #2 is $5,910
Thoughts please besides I should have told him Gypsy had selected these so of course I would have two beautiful options?
#1
Carat weight:0.90
Certificate:GIA
Color:g
Shape: Round
Clarity: VS1
Cut: Excellent
Depth %:60.50
Girdle: Medium - Slightly Thick
Table %:59.00
Culet:None
Polish:Excellent
Crown ∠: 35.00
Symmetry:Excellent
Crown %:14.00
Fluorescence:Medium
Pavilion ∠:40.60
L/W/D (mm): 6.23*6.21*3.76
Pavilion %: 42.50

#2
Carat weight:1.02
Certificate:GIA
Color:h
Shape: Round
Clarity: SI2
Cut: Excellent
Depth %:62.50
Girdle: Slightly Thick
Table %:57.00
Culet:None
Polish:Excellent
Crown ∠: 35.00
Symmetry:Excellent
Crown %:15.00
Fluorescence:None
Pavilion ∠:40.80
L/W/D (mm): 6.41*6.43*4.01
Pavilion %: 43.00

From the gemologist:
I'm happy to inform you that you have two beautiful options to consider! The gemologist's personal favorite is diamond #1 because it offers excellent fire, brilliance, and scintillation. It's the brightest and liveliest diamond of the two. Its medium blue fluorescence has no negative impact on its beauty and actually gives it a slight color boost. It's icy white in color and close to being an "F." Additionally, it has a gorgeous cut and appears completely eye clean.
Diamond #2 is very bright and lively as well, ranking a strong second for light performance. It has a true, white "G" color, a beautiful cut, and faces eye clean. This diamond looks just as gorgeous in person as diamond 350804.
You cannot go wrong with either of them! If you want to go with the gemologist's personal favorite, then you'll want to move forward with diamond #1. However, if you prefer to have a diamond that is one carat, then you should go with #2, since they are so comparable to each other.
Diamond #1 is $5,720 and Diamond #2 is $5,910
Thoughts please besides I should have told him Gypsy had selected these so of course I would have two beautiful options?