Is this a good Asscher/Sq. Em?

[redbrickjigsaw]

Can someone offer an opinion on the following Asscher/Sq. Em?

Dimension: 6.49x6.45x4.57
Weight: 1.51
Depth: 70.9%
Table: 60%
Girdle: Thin to Medium
Culet: None
Polish: Good
Symmetry: Good
Clarity: VS2
Color: G
Flourescence: None
Price: $9900

 

[valeria101]

Ideally, there would be some images of the stone to go by and definitely some hint of brilliance test (such as THESE). The few numbers present sound good, but do not say much

I know there are not too many Asschers sold with more than the barebone data on the GIA report. Actually, I only saw THIS listed anywhere near the specs of your stone. In fcat, this is darn close, apart from depth: the one at Niceice is a little less deep and a little larger as a result. I would not bet that your stone looks just like this one though - the facet arangement and shape of the corners could be quite different, and small details like this can affect brilliance allot

 

[coreyzat]

Actually that seems a bit pricey. Try the "Expert Selection" at Whiteflash.com Those are stones they have in stock and Bob will send you pictures of the actual stone as well. The site has Idealscope images and Sarin Reports. I say some similar stone for about 2-3 thousand less.
Corey