All,
I've been thoroughly researching this forum to find the perfect diamond for my future fiance. I need advice on the following Idealscope images from reputable dealer.
All are H color, Triple X, VS1-VS2 clarity and are supposed to be eye-clean and offer excellent fire, brilliance, and scintillation. However, the gemologist suggested them in this order:
#1
#2:
#3:
Here's what they wrote:
"I'm happy to report that diamond #1 and #2 are both fantastic options that offer excellent fire, brilliance, and scintillation. If you have them side by side, you'll see them as equally bright (even though the idealscope image for diamond #1 appears to be a little better).
Diamond #3 is very bright and beautiful in its own right, but the gemologist's picky eye felt that it's brightness wasn't quite as balanced as it is in your other options. It doesn't make the diamond dark or unattractive in any way, it simply made the gemologist rank it as your third best option."
Any advice or input would be greatly appreciated!
I've been thoroughly researching this forum to find the perfect diamond for my future fiance. I need advice on the following Idealscope images from reputable dealer.
All are H color, Triple X, VS1-VS2 clarity and are supposed to be eye-clean and offer excellent fire, brilliance, and scintillation. However, the gemologist suggested them in this order:
#1
#2:
#3:
Here's what they wrote:
"I'm happy to report that diamond #1 and #2 are both fantastic options that offer excellent fire, brilliance, and scintillation. If you have them side by side, you'll see them as equally bright (even though the idealscope image for diamond #1 appears to be a little better).
Diamond #3 is very bright and beautiful in its own right, but the gemologist's picky eye felt that it's brightness wasn't quite as balanced as it is in your other options. It doesn't make the diamond dark or unattractive in any way, it simply made the gemologist rank it as your third best option."
Any advice or input would be greatly appreciated!
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