Hi everyone! I love PS and am so happy to finally post. Here’s a photo of my new asscher (I suppose it’s technically a square emerald). Eventually this’ll be set in a simple platinum band.
In the search for the perfect engagement ring stone, our jeweler showed us many beautiful asschers and ultimately I went with an unconventional choice - a relatively shallow and big-tabled stone. I just loved the glassy look and no matter what other stones I saw, I kept coming back to this particular one. I think the 4 pavilion facets give it just enough sparkle for me.
My question is this: I’ve never seen a diamond photograph with such a colorful, almost iridescent, translucent surface. This is in basic, northern-exposure sunlight. Every photo I took (in this position) came out like this, but in person the diamond is as clear as you would expect. What info can I derive from this photo?
Thank you!
In the search for the perfect engagement ring stone, our jeweler showed us many beautiful asschers and ultimately I went with an unconventional choice - a relatively shallow and big-tabled stone. I just loved the glassy look and no matter what other stones I saw, I kept coming back to this particular one. I think the 4 pavilion facets give it just enough sparkle for me.
My question is this: I’ve never seen a diamond photograph with such a colorful, almost iridescent, translucent surface. This is in basic, northern-exposure sunlight. Every photo I took (in this position) came out like this, but in person the diamond is as clear as you would expect. What info can I derive from this photo?
Thank you!
