Is this true H&A?

[pinkflamingo]

My uncle is claiming it is not... Love the rock, and that is what is important.


But, for the sake of argument- is it true H&A?

 

[skibum]

Hi Pinkflamingo,

I've seen better arrows, especially looking at the ones at 3 and 6 o'clock. They kinda fade out! Sometimes it's the photography. Why dont you ask the vendor if they can take another picture?

Cheers,
David

 

[StevL]

If that is a SuperbCert I'm sure they are very good. Not one pro however would ever say yes or no without being able to examine the diamond, not from photos.

BTW; I also own a LLC in South Carolina that is named Pink Flamingo

 

[Richard Sherwood]

Is your uncle in the business?

 

[pinkflamingo]

Hey Rich-




Nope!! He is not.




-Alda

 

[Richard Sherwood]

It's a precision Hearts & Arrows stone. The "blurring" is just a photographic anomaly, and not much of one at that. The H&A effect is one of the most difficult to photograph.

I speak not from just examining the photos, of course, but also from examining the actual diamond when I appraised it. You've got nothing to worry about.