hikerchick
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Need opinions on this particular WF diamond ASAP. Thanks.
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hikerchick
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Also, a question about ordering a diamond for inspection from WF . . .
If we chose to take a look at this diamond, how would that all work. We have only been to B&M stores so we have no loupe, no IS, no tools with which to inspect the diamond. Do we have to buy these things and if so where can we buy them? Would WF ship me the tools with the diamond? I am a little nervous even going this route particularly because there is a diamond locally that I like . . . but this one has the paper specs that look great and could possibly save us a little money also, which would be wonderful.
I will try to do a search on the basics of shopping online but if someone has a little time to help me answer some of these questions, I would be VERY greatful. Thanks again.
If we chose to take a look at this diamond, how would that all work. We have only been to B&M stores so we have no loupe, no IS, no tools with which to inspect the diamond. Do we have to buy these things and if so where can we buy them? Would WF ship me the tools with the diamond? I am a little nervous even going this route particularly because there is a diamond locally that I like . . . but this one has the paper specs that look great and could possibly save us a little money also, which would be wonderful.
I will try to do a search on the basics of shopping online but if someone has a little time to help me answer some of these questions, I would be VERY greatful. Thanks again.
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Actually, that appears to be a new stone (in-house), so it should have the idealscope images posted soon (so you don''t need an idealscope). If you want to check out the inclusions, you can get a cheap 10x loupe off of ebay (under $10), but WF may send one with the stone. Basically you buy the stone and have 10 days to return it. Then they''ll refund your money. The other option is choosing an approved appraiser to have the stone shipped to. You don''t have to pay unless you decide to buy the stone, but then you''ll have to pay both the appraiser and the shipping if you return the stone.
That is an ideal cut stone, so it should be beautiful. The only tool you really need to inspect the stone is your eyes. And that will basically be to decide if the color and clarity are pleasing to you since the cut is ideal.
That is an ideal cut stone, so it should be beautiful. The only tool you really need to inspect the stone is your eyes. And that will basically be to decide if the color and clarity are pleasing to you since the cut is ideal.
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a 1.2ct ags0 for under 6k!!
awesome!
do it. it looks like a fine diamond for a fine price.
eta: we were responding at the same time. if you are concerned about the strong blue, just ask wf if there are any adverse effects. i don't think strong blue looks any different in general lighting conditions.
do it. it looks like a fine diamond for a fine price.
eta: we were responding at the same time. if you are concerned about the strong blue, just ask wf if there are any adverse effects. i don't think strong blue looks any different in general lighting conditions.
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re: strong blue: I love it in diamonds.
Most newer indoor lights have low enough levels of UV that its not an issue at all and even if it was I like it.
It fades fueniture so most home lights these days filter it atleast somewhat.
Outside in full sunlight it will likely take a bit of a blue tint that I think looks awesome.
As long as it dont get milky I would take the discount it brings anyday.
Most newer indoor lights have low enough levels of UV that its not an issue at all and even if it was I like it.
It fades fueniture so most home lights these days filter it atleast somewhat.
Outside in full sunlight it will likely take a bit of a blue tint that I think looks awesome.
As long as it dont get milky I would take the discount it brings anyday.
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Really nice VS2! It''s very clean. The images are superb. I would ask about the floro, if it has an adverse effects on the diamond''s appearance in regular light. It''s a totally cool phenomena - have you seen a floro diamond?
On a separate note, I have a diamond under review currently from WF and one of the things that made me feel very comfortable was their trade-in policy. If in 6 months you decide the floro isn''t for you, you can always do a trade-in, perhaps even a trade-up! You really can''t go wrong.
On a separate note, I have a diamond under review currently from WF and one of the things that made me feel very comfortable was their trade-in policy. If in 6 months you decide the floro isn''t for you, you can always do a trade-in, perhaps even a trade-up! You really can''t go wrong.
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Wow.
That is a large killer stone at a killer price.
H VS2 1.24 carat. AGS 0 cut!
I only see two inclusions on the report (but call WF to see if there are others.)
And they don't look close to the girdle - which make me more comfortable when it comes to durability.
Very nice girdle thickness.
Great angles too: 61.6 55.6 34.9 40.8 resulting in an HCA of 1.5 XXXV!
Under $6K!
It is just below a milestonte (1.25 carat) at which the price per carat would jump.
Lucky you.
The only thing I'd get looked at is the possible effect of the strong fluorescence. (Better that it is blue than yellow.)
Many experts prefer stones with this.
For some reason there is a sigma in America that dings the price, but good for you.
Fresh report, Dec 13 2006.
This one won't last.
Grab it.
I have bought from WF a couple times and returned stones too without being hassled.
They are very reputable and offer super cut for great prices.
That is a large killer stone at a killer price.
H VS2 1.24 carat. AGS 0 cut!
I only see two inclusions on the report (but call WF to see if there are others.)
And they don't look close to the girdle - which make me more comfortable when it comes to durability.
Very nice girdle thickness.
Great angles too: 61.6 55.6 34.9 40.8 resulting in an HCA of 1.5 XXXV!
Under $6K!
It is just below a milestonte (1.25 carat) at which the price per carat would jump.
Lucky you.
The only thing I'd get looked at is the possible effect of the strong fluorescence. (Better that it is blue than yellow.)
Many experts prefer stones with this.
For some reason there is a sigma in America that dings the price, but good for you.
Fresh report, Dec 13 2006.
This one won't last.
Grab it.
I have bought from WF a couple times and returned stones too without being hassled.
They are very reputable and offer super cut for great prices.
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