Khalsa007
Rough_Rock
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- Jan 18, 2010
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Hi All, I searched around the forums but I couldn''t nail the same question and answer that I had for my insurance question. Basically, I got a really spectacular deal on a GIA certified diamond that retails for $3-7K more than what I paid. The ring is still being made by Tacori (The setting is a 18K WG HT2311 (Retail $2,890)) and the diamond is as follows:
GIA 5101436894
4Cs: 2.08, G, SI2, Excellent
Measurements: 8.20*8.17*5.05
Depth: 61.7%, Table: 57%
Polish/Symmetry: VG/VG
Crown Angle/Pavilion Angle: 35.5/40.6
Crown Height/Pavilion Depth: 15.5/43.0
Girdle: Thin to Medium, Faceted
Fluorescence: None
HCA: 1.4 within TIC
AGA Grader Tool: 1B
Price: $10,610
The reason why it received an SI2 was based on a indented natural on the side of the diamond but only visible with a 10x loupe, it is eye-clean from 4-8 inches away and even looking at it point blank from 2 inches away its not visible. I looked all over on PS and other Diamond search sites to see if I could find something relatively close to my specs and price but they are $15K-20K. The only diamond that I found that was even relatively close is this one sold by Blue Nile (http://www.bluenile.com/diamond-search?filter_id=0&track=bbt#diamonds_pid=LD0159351
with Specs below:
AGS 01040382760003
4Cs: 2.09, G, SI1, Excellent
Measurements: 8.21*8.18*5.08
Depth: 61.9%, Table: 56%
Polish/Symmetry: Ex/Ex
Crown Angle/Pavilion Angle: 35.6/40.6
Crown Height/Pavilion Depth: 15.8/42.8
Girdle: Thin to Medium, Faceted
Fluorescence: None
HCA: 1.4 within TIC
AGA Grader Tool: 1B
Price: $20,642
So my predicament is this: If something happened to the diamond I would only be insured the value of the diamond @ $10,610 correct? I would not be insured for another 2+ Carat G, SI2 considering they are all out of my "insured price range." My vendor offers appraisals but would that be accepted by Jewelers Mutual or Chubb? If I received full Rapaport value for my diamond it would be about $19,552 which obviously would not happen but I would expect at least $16,620 which is 15% off the Rap price. What should I do to make sure that I get the value that I should for my diamond? Thank you in advance.
GIA 5101436894
4Cs: 2.08, G, SI2, Excellent
Measurements: 8.20*8.17*5.05
Depth: 61.7%, Table: 57%
Polish/Symmetry: VG/VG
Crown Angle/Pavilion Angle: 35.5/40.6
Crown Height/Pavilion Depth: 15.5/43.0
Girdle: Thin to Medium, Faceted
Fluorescence: None
HCA: 1.4 within TIC
AGA Grader Tool: 1B
Price: $10,610
The reason why it received an SI2 was based on a indented natural on the side of the diamond but only visible with a 10x loupe, it is eye-clean from 4-8 inches away and even looking at it point blank from 2 inches away its not visible. I looked all over on PS and other Diamond search sites to see if I could find something relatively close to my specs and price but they are $15K-20K. The only diamond that I found that was even relatively close is this one sold by Blue Nile (http://www.bluenile.com/diamond-search?filter_id=0&track=bbt#diamonds_pid=LD0159351
AGS 01040382760003
4Cs: 2.09, G, SI1, Excellent
Measurements: 8.21*8.18*5.08
Depth: 61.9%, Table: 56%
Polish/Symmetry: Ex/Ex
Crown Angle/Pavilion Angle: 35.6/40.6
Crown Height/Pavilion Depth: 15.8/42.8
Girdle: Thin to Medium, Faceted
Fluorescence: None
HCA: 1.4 within TIC
AGA Grader Tool: 1B
Price: $20,642
So my predicament is this: If something happened to the diamond I would only be insured the value of the diamond @ $10,610 correct? I would not be insured for another 2+ Carat G, SI2 considering they are all out of my "insured price range." My vendor offers appraisals but would that be accepted by Jewelers Mutual or Chubb? If I received full Rapaport value for my diamond it would be about $19,552 which obviously would not happen but I would expect at least $16,620 which is 15% off the Rap price. What should I do to make sure that I get the value that I should for my diamond? Thank you in advance.