Is this what a milky diamond looks like?

[HDer]

Someone posted this to Reddit's diamond sub.

https://www.bluenile.com/diamond-details/LD12726077

A retailer/diamond consultant replied saying that the stone looks milky to him. It's strong blue fluor, but I wonder if PSers agree or not from the video.

 

[AV_]

This is:

https://www.bluenile.com/diamond-details/LD12505612

I am weeping for this thing ,( ...

 

[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

Someone posted this to Reddit's diamond sub.

https://www.bluenile.com/diamond-details/LD12726077

A retailer/diamond consultant replied saying that the stone looks milky to him. It's strong blue fluor, but I wonder if PSers agree or not from the video.

There is no UV light in the video light source so no one can tell from this video if it is milky or not.
I can not see any clarity related milky issues?
The report shows an 'honest' VS1

 

[HDer]

There is no UV light in the video light source so no one can tell from this video if it is milky or not.
I can not see any clarity related milky issues?
The report shows an 'honest' VS1

Thanks Gary. I had a suspicion that this guy was making things up but I don't have enough experience to spot a milky stone from a video.

Unfortunately the Reddit diamond subs have a number of these businesspeople who hold themselves out as experts and then give blatantly incorrect advice/opinions (the end goal being to redirect people to their business I suspect). Unfortunately not everyone finds out about Pricescope...

 

[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

Thanks Gary. I had a suspicion that this guy was making things up but I don't have enough experience to spot a milky stone from a video.

Unfortunately the Reddit diamond subs have a number of these businesspeople who hold themselves out as experts and then give blatantly incorrect advice/opinions (the end goal being to redirect people to their business I suspect). Unfortunately not everyone finds out about Pricescope...

SADLY yes
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[lovedogs]

Doesn't look milky at all. Reddit has some shady "experts" who know nothing about diamonds and just want people to go to their stores and buy from them.

 

[clcat120]

Here is a milky one... it’s so lovely in every aspects except the translucency

 

[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

The left half is hazy milky, the right half is normal nice.
This is a hazy otherwise flawless GIA VS2, but the effect on a hazy fluoro diamond in shaded daylight would or could be identical.

 

[Serg]

Garry, I did not see yet any colorless milky diamond when UV was a reason of milkiness.
we checked many samples and always a cloud was the reason of milkiness in direct light( sun or UV free LED light)

 

[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

Garry, I did not see yet any colorless milky diamond when UV was a reason of milkiness.
we checked many samples and always a cloud was the reason of milkiness in direct light( sun or UV free LED light)

I find whenever a diamond has a whitish blue fluorescence that the diamond is almost always milky.

 

[Serg]

I find whenever a diamond has a whitish blue fluorescence that the diamond is almost always milky.

1) Do you have photos in UV light for such diamonds?
2) Do they have clouds with point inclusions 1-10 microns size? Did you check its in a microscope with high(100x-200x ) optical magnification ?
3) How are rare such fluorescence ?