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Both seem to have a little something on the table you would need to ask about. Thats all I'm finding at the higher carat weight.
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/radiant-cut/2.51-carat-h-color-vs2-clarity-sku-9136151 actually this is the same stone at a slightly lower price2.51 Carat H VS2 Radiant Natural Diamond GIA Certified Very Good Cut - D45082912
2.51 carat, Radiant, H Color, VS2 clarity, GIA Certified Diamond, Very Good Cut Natural Diamond, D45082912www.adiamor.com
So you do know that most stones are held by the cutter/owner and those same stones are sold by different vendors.
So another option is to call ID Jewelry who usually has pretty good priced jewelry/stones and tell them you are looking to get a
particular stone and what price can they get it for? Say the stone below that is slightly out of your budget. You will probably want to
speak to Yekutiel (the head guy...very nice btw). I think it is pronounced Yeh-que-tee-elle with the emphasis on the que syllable. So thats
another option you can try. You can google pricescope and ID Jewelry or Yekutiel and see that a lot of us have purchased from them.
(the 9 stone in my avatar is from IDJ).
2.50 Carat H-SI1 Radiant Cut Diamond
9078254 - This Radiant Cut 2.50 Carat H Color SI1 Clarity has a diamond grading report from GIAwww.jamesallen.com
Jewelry Store in NYC Diamond District - I.D. Jewelry
We are a top jewelry store in NYC’s Diamond District. Shop our collection of high end diamond eternity bands, engagement rings, stud earrings and more.idjewelry.com
Sites may be short on stones due to covid-19. Supposedly the cutters had to quit cutting for a time??? I'm not sure of the whole story.
Covid hit the diamond industry in Surat very hard between illness at the factories and workers choosing to return to their hometowns under lockdown.
The Indian government shut down the cutters in Surat back in June, and they were closed until mid-July and operating in very limited capacity after that.
As of September 1, Sarine is reporting rough cutting analysis has returned to about 70% of pre-Covid levels but diamonds being analyzed for cutting now may not hit the market for months.
As of three days ago cases are again climbing in Surat so assume that this will take another downturn.