I have located a loose diamond that seems to be "it" for an engagement ring:
Round, VVS1, ideal, 1.53 cts, G, depth 61, table 57, girdle-medium & faceted, no culet, polish EX, Symmetry VG, no florescence. GIA stone.
This seems like a high quality diamond that will look great.
1) Any concerns about the girdle as far as mounting?
2) Why am i getting such a good deal on this stone vs other comps when just the color goes from G to F/E? Does the market really value color that much (+$2000 from pricescope)? Not that this is "cheap", it is a >$10000 stone.
3) Crown and Pavillion info is not available on the GIA cert. Any problem there?
4) Should I improve color by accepting a stone with great inclusions, all else being about the same?
I realize alot of this is subjective, but would like to hear some opinions before shelling out the cash. Thanks again ahead of time
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Round, VVS1, ideal, 1.53 cts, G, depth 61, table 57, girdle-medium & faceted, no culet, polish EX, Symmetry VG, no florescence. GIA stone.
This seems like a high quality diamond that will look great.
1) Any concerns about the girdle as far as mounting?
2) Why am i getting such a good deal on this stone vs other comps when just the color goes from G to F/E? Does the market really value color that much (+$2000 from pricescope)? Not that this is "cheap", it is a >$10000 stone.
3) Crown and Pavillion info is not available on the GIA cert. Any problem there?
4) Should I improve color by accepting a stone with great inclusions, all else being about the same?
I realize alot of this is subjective, but would like to hear some opinions before shelling out the cash. Thanks again ahead of time
Blackbird