Need your opinions on this antique asscher

[globaltravel]

I am new to Pricescope but have heard very good things and have now read quite a few threads here on asscher diamonds. Not an expert but know some of the basics.
I ran across an intriguing looking asscher supposedly from the 20's. Would love your opinion on this stone - I will try to attach image. I also have a few videos but it seems the .mov files are not allowed. If anyone can tell me how to post videos that would be great. The vendor does not do any ASETs and the stone is mounted in anycase.

Thanks!

 

[chrono]

The I colour is warm to my eye in all the pictures posted on their website. It will be noticeable at the 1.75 ct weight size. Are you all right with that?

 

[Mayk]

Love the setting and the stone is beautiful... (I'm not an expert)

 

[globaltravel]

Hi Chrono - I think I am okay with the warmer colour but would need to see live to know for sure. I attach a hand shot vendor sent me and it looks more white here I think. Again, any ideas how to post videos that don't have a website link?

Thanks Mayk - the center stone and setting also somehow "spoke" to me

 

[chrono]

I would like to see the video. Can it be loaded to Youtube? It mentions a GIA lab report but it isn't posted on their website. As for judging colour via photography, I can easily make my L diamond look stark white if I pose it under the right conditions, but then again, this would not be representative of how it looks everyday or even most of the time in person, would it? This is why I do not think judging a diamond's colour should ever be done by photograph alone.

 

[globaltravel]

Hmm will try YouTube maybe tomorrow. Need to go to bed now, as past midnight here and a lot of work tomorrow. Thanks Chrono

 

[Sphene]

It does speak its truly beautiful to me but not an expert

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I think it is lovely although I don't see it on the site right now. I love this one, too:

http://www.langantiques.com/products/item/10-1-7315