At long last got my fiance to take some photos and resize them.
I hade always planned on buying online but then I got sucked into the old cut vortex and could not find my way back. It was love at first site with this stone, it winked and sparkled with hugh flashes of colour and I just knew it had to be mine. Those minutes at the auction were excruciating and I don't think I breathed at all during the bidding war. But I prevailed and went home with the prize!
The stats that I have are: size 6,89x6,17x3,62, anyone care to guess at the carat weight?
It is supposed to an H and is really white, I can see no difference with a D. Trying hard to convince myself that this is good, I really prefer warmer nearly champange stones but this stone called to me.
It s also supposed to be an SI1 disregarding the nicks and such at the girdle. But it is not eye clean, it has a carbon spot that is visible in sometimes but that is all I could find when looping it.
The ring is from 1866 in 18kt yellow gold with lack enamel details. It was created in a place in Sweden called Norrköping and I can't remeber the jeweler if someone is interested I can look it up.
Onto the photos (everyone cross thier fingers):
I hade always planned on buying online but then I got sucked into the old cut vortex and could not find my way back. It was love at first site with this stone, it winked and sparkled with hugh flashes of colour and I just knew it had to be mine. Those minutes at the auction were excruciating and I don't think I breathed at all during the bidding war. But I prevailed and went home with the prize!
The stats that I have are: size 6,89x6,17x3,62, anyone care to guess at the carat weight?
It is supposed to an H and is really white, I can see no difference with a D. Trying hard to convince myself that this is good, I really prefer warmer nearly champange stones but this stone called to me.
It s also supposed to be an SI1 disregarding the nicks and such at the girdle. But it is not eye clean, it has a carbon spot that is visible in sometimes but that is all I could find when looping it.
The ring is from 1866 in 18kt yellow gold with lack enamel details. It was created in a place in Sweden called Norrköping and I can't remeber the jeweler if someone is interested I can look it up.
Onto the photos (everyone cross thier fingers):
Hmm... I'm gonna go with... 1.35?
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