How does this ideal-scope look?

[boopy]

Just got back an ideal-scope image of the diamond I ordered from James Allen (located outside of NYC at time of order). How does it look to you guys? They assured me that it's eye-clean. I'll have it mounted on a 6-prong pave setting.

https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut/1.50-carat-h-color-si1-clarity-excellent-cut-sku-1938848

Thanks!

 

[boopy]

Any opinions would be greatly appreciated

 

[girlguineapig]

The arrows look nice but the diamond is showing some leakage under the table. How much does this diamond cost, and what is your budget?

 

[Gypsy]

It's not a really visible amount of leakage to the average viewer. But there is a little.

The stone is a 60/60, but a good one. So if your budget is on the low end of the 1.5 carat budget range. It's a good deal, and you should probably buy it.

If your budget can afford something that costs a bit more, you may want to explore that.

I am surprised though with it's proportions that it isn't facing up at 7.5 on the nose. That's unusal.

 

[boopy]

Thanks for all the feedback!

I paid ~$9300 for the diamond, before the PS discount, when I placed the order a couple weeks ago. Is this a reasonable price for this stone? I'd rather not change at this point unless there is a much better option, as I'm coming up on that important date

 

[Gypsy]

That is a good price. No need to change. Congratulations!

 

[teobdl]

That's not leakage, and you did super.

 

[ac117]

Looks like a nice stone! Congrats!

 

[boopy]

Thanks, feeling good about the purchase!

 

[Texas Leaguer]

Many folks like strongly fluorescent diamonds. Since it has impacts on price and value, it's a good idea as a consumer to have an understanding of this attribute. An overview can be found here:
https://www.pricescope.com/wiki/diamonds/diamond-flourescence