Hello!
I am a complete newbie when it comes to diamonds and I recently visited Harry Winston where the salesperson showed me a few GIA certified diamonds. After some consideration, I am considering purchasing a 1.21ct E VS2 round brilliant cut diamond that falls within my budget and has a 3ex rating. However, I do have a couple of concerns that I was hoping someone could help me with.
Firstly, the diamond has inclusions, with the most prominent one being a cloud that is located near the center of the diamond's table. I am worried about whether this will affect the diamond's transparency, fire or make it appear hazy.
Secondly, the diamond has a crown angle of 36 degrees. I have read on some forum posts that this is too steep. However, the diamond has an HCA rating of 1.9 and is rated as excellent in terms of fire.
I have attached the GIA certificate of the diamond in question and would appreciate any guidance or advice on whether this diamond would be a good purchase. Thank you very much in advance for your help!

I am a complete newbie when it comes to diamonds and I recently visited Harry Winston where the salesperson showed me a few GIA certified diamonds. After some consideration, I am considering purchasing a 1.21ct E VS2 round brilliant cut diamond that falls within my budget and has a 3ex rating. However, I do have a couple of concerns that I was hoping someone could help me with.
Firstly, the diamond has inclusions, with the most prominent one being a cloud that is located near the center of the diamond's table. I am worried about whether this will affect the diamond's transparency, fire or make it appear hazy.
Secondly, the diamond has a crown angle of 36 degrees. I have read on some forum posts that this is too steep. However, the diamond has an HCA rating of 1.9 and is rated as excellent in terms of fire.
I have attached the GIA certificate of the diamond in question and would appreciate any guidance or advice on whether this diamond would be a good purchase. Thank you very much in advance for your help!
