Hi all! First time poster. My fiance and I are upgrading my current diamond to just sliiiightly bigger, from a 0.61 to a 0.90-ish. I have to go through the online retailer we bought my initial diamond from as they offer lifetime upgrades and allow for the total cost of your original purchase to go to a new one. I went to a local jeweler and my stone got appraised for 1/3 of what we paid for it, so that was a no-go.
Anyhow, I've been perusing diamonds for weeks and have narrowed it down to this one, but since my fiance likely won't be so patient if I change my mind again after the return period, I need some expert advice on if it's an excellent diamond.
For reference, my current 0.61 is a XXX GIA certified E color, VVS2 clarity, medium fluorescence.
Here are the dimensions for the potential upgrade:
0.90 carats
F Color
VS1 Clarity
Measures 6.23 x 6.21 x 3.79
57% table
60.9% depth
No fluorescence
34% crown angle
40.6% pavilion angle
42.5% pavilion depth
50% star facet length
80% lower girdle half
No culet
Medium-Slightly Thick Girdle (faceted 4.0%)
I am excited to see some arrows, but am unsure about the dark contrast at the tip of the arrows around the girdle. I am not sure what that's called. I've uploaded a photo for viewing.
Looking forward to your analyses!!

Anyhow, I've been perusing diamonds for weeks and have narrowed it down to this one, but since my fiance likely won't be so patient if I change my mind again after the return period, I need some expert advice on if it's an excellent diamond.
For reference, my current 0.61 is a XXX GIA certified E color, VVS2 clarity, medium fluorescence.
Here are the dimensions for the potential upgrade:
0.90 carats
F Color
VS1 Clarity
Measures 6.23 x 6.21 x 3.79
57% table
60.9% depth
No fluorescence
34% crown angle
40.6% pavilion angle
42.5% pavilion depth
50% star facet length
80% lower girdle half
No culet
Medium-Slightly Thick Girdle (faceted 4.0%)
I am excited to see some arrows, but am unsure about the dark contrast at the tip of the arrows around the girdle. I am not sure what that's called. I've uploaded a photo for viewing.
Looking forward to your analyses!!
