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Brilliant_Rock
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- Dec 9, 2018
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Exactly.Truly, ACA measurements are within a small range. I've seen many of their stones and it would be really hard to say that any are better than others. You simply are not going to see much difference in fire, so the main thing is to choose the size, color, and clarity you like within budget!
Thanks, @diamondseeker2006. I didn’t even nitpick choosing my first ACA thinking that it’s an ACA, I’m sure it will be awesome then I read people wanting more specific ACA proportions.Truly, ACA measurements are within a small range. I've seen many of their stones and it would be really hard to say that any are better than others. You simply are not going to see much (if any) difference in fire, so the main thing is to choose the size, color, and clarity you like within budget!
Yeah, I think people sometimes get bogged down in details that are almost entirely a "mind clean" issue vs something visible to the naked eye.Thanks, @diamondseeker2006. I didn’t even nitpick choosing my first ACA thinking that it’s an ACA, I’m sure it will be awesome then I read people wanting more specific ACA proportions.
@bludiva @lovedogs @diamondseeker2006, @bmfang @Dancing Fire @whitewave - thank you all! Yes, it is a WF ACA. Just wondering as some people have mentioned preference for certain numbers even with ACAs. White brilliance versus more fire. I know it’s personal preference. Why does one choose one versus the other? Why can’t we have the best of both?. Thanks again.
- thank you all! Yes, it is a WF ACA. Just wondering as some people have mentioned preference for certain numbers even with ACAs. White brilliance versus more fire. I know it’s personal preference. Why does one choose one versus the other? Why can’t we have the best of both?. Thanks again.
Thanks, @Dancing Fire -I’ll keep these proportions in mind.. My personal preference is for a small table (54-55%) + a high crown (15.5-15.8%) IMO = more fire. If you prefer a more balanced stone then go with (56-56.5%) table + a 14.8-15.2% crown.![]()