Ideal Scope - SE

[DPG]

First off - this website is amazing.

Secondly, I am not an expert nor do I consider myself to be close to it. I just purchased an SE and was curious how to read this IS image??

Please share your thoughts as I am concerned that some parts are dark.

 

[oldminer]

Sure looks like a super stone to my eyes!

 

[belle]

that looks like a beauty! don''t worry...dark is good, it will give contrast to your stone. white or very light mean leakage.
would you mind sharing the stats?
....maybe the natural pic?

 

[JohnQuixote]

You've received good info.

The dark areas in an ideal-scope image are places where light rays would normally be picked up and reflected back from directly overhead. Since the camera blocks that direct-overhead light they go dark. In a live situation it is known as 'head shadow.'

Info here from the creator of ideal-scope.

 

[DPG]

Thank you so much for the insight (no pun intended).

VS-1
Color: F
Carat: 1.73
Dimensions: 6.57x6.61x4.53
Depth: 68.9%
Table: 60%
Girdle: Thick, 19%
Polish & Symmetry: Excellent
Fluorescence: None

 

[blueroses]

I have two words for this stone:


YES PLEASE!!!??!!!!!!

Looks great!!!

 

[decodelighted]

W-O-W. I''ve been doing quite a bit of looking for Asscher/Sq Em & that is a beaut!!! Could you share which vendor produced that ''un for ya? (non-Southern translation ... Where''d you get that honker?)

 

[DPG]

LOL decodelighted, Bob @ Whiteflash.com, and he was truly amazing over there.

Not only was the transaction smooth and the customer service extraordinary, but they also reflected a strong work ethic which is hard to come by these days. I highly recommend them.

And no I am not affiliated with them in anyway, just a happy customer.