Numbers on this diamond look great, too good to be true??

[justwong]

http://s3.amazonaws.com/rap.certs/gia/Certificates/2015/1/19/1166932399.pdf

I've been looking for a while and this diamond costs $4000, when I've seen smaller diamonds with lower qualities cost more. The certification shows a crystal on the table, but if it's VS1, it's probably very difficult to see it right? Am I missing something? Are the measurements (6.16 - 6.21 x 3.76 mm) no good?

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Re: Numbers on this diamond look great, too good to be true?

VS1 is going to be eyeclean and inclusions difficult to find with 10x loupe. The diameter is good! I see no red flags but I hope you can at least get a magnified image of the stone and an idealscope image would even be better!

 

[justwong]

Re: Numbers on this diamond look great, too good to be true?

Thanks for replying! The diamond is from the solomon brothers website, and they don't seem to offer any other images of the diamonds. Should that hinder me from buying it?

 

[Madison2]

Re: Numbers on this diamond look great, too good to be true?

Here is my advice, send the link to [email protected] to yekutiel.
Ask him if he has this diamond and if he does tell him you are interested but need an image idealscope/ aset of the diamond and if you like the diamond purchase it from him. Yekutiel has better prices on diamonds and all the vendors share the same inventory most of the time.
I found my diamond on blue nile website but bought it through ID Jewelry. The price he gave me was very good and less than other vendors who had the same diamond listed on their website.
Good Luck and keep us posted.