Here''s a nice stone...NOT!

[tankertoad]

No, it''s not some ugly piece of frozen spit - that''s too obvious. Instead, it''s a "normal" stone I found online mixed in and labeled as having a "fine" cut.

http://www.sunjewelry.com/14461936.html

Educate yourself and be vigilant!!!

 

[Jypsie]

That''s painful to look at... my eyes hurt now.

hehe

 

[ang3199]

Does fine cut mean good or bad?

 

[tankertoad]

Maybe it means, "Here you go, the crappiest cut diamond we have."

"Fine"

 

[tberube]

I wonder if it''s just a bad photo angle or lighting???

 

[hearts-arrows_girl]

I don't think the photo was the bad part.
The 66.5% depth , Polish-Good, Symmetry-Good, killed it for me.

 

[MichelleCarmen]

But it's marked down and on sale. You can't beat that!

 

[tankertoad]

They even provided the RAP discount - how thoughtful!

 

[somethingshiny]

You know when someone asks how you are, and when you''re crappy you answer "fine". I think that''s what it means.

 

[Hera]

Date: 11/15/2007 6:18:43 PM
Author: somethingshiny
You know when someone asks how you are, and when you''re crappy you answer ''fine''. I think that''s what it means.

LOL!!!

 

[tankertoad]

It gets even better - the GIA classified the cut as "fair".

 

[stebbo]

Date: 11/15/2007 3:20:39 PM
Author: hearts-arrows_girl
I don't think the photo was the bad part.

The 66.5% depth , Polish-Good, Symmetry-Good, killed it for me.

There's worse - look at the girdle - very thin to extremely thick!! And that's at the valleys! Must be the extra facet and the indented natural doing it, it couldn't be that bad.

I think the photo flattered it.