Opinion needed on Brian Gavin. .77 carat. D. VS2

[warr14]

Hello. After much research I have narrowed my search to a Brian Gavin H&A .75 carat stone. The performance of his diamonds give me confidence to buy Online sight unseen. Can I get any honest feedback on the stone linked below? I realize there is a 1 -1.5 k difference between a color D and a F or G.
Thanks for any opinions. What about these inclusions the table?

http://www.briangavindiamonds.com/diamonds/diamond-details/0.770-d-vs2-round-diamond-ags-104052884001

 

[Gypsy]

I think it looks great. Sincerely lovely. I would ask your salesperson about the inclusions, but I don't see anything I'm concerned about.

Great choice.

 

[AprilBaby]

It's stunning! Great job!

 

[BhavinJ]

Stone looks gorgeous.
Measurements are perfect.
HCA score is 1.8.
Girdle is thin to med which is also good.
Stone has few inclusions but since it is a VS, it will surely be eye clean. Good choice, go for it

 

[WillyDiamond]

Others will have to comment on the specs, but my question is why buy a D when you can also get a very warm color G, and with your eyes never tell the difference. If you cannot tell the difference, you can save lots of money or for the same money get a larger stone. If you can tell the difference between a D and a G, then go for it. My eyes cannot. Best of luck.

 

[ecf8503]

I have a D color and several G's, and I can see the difference even in indirect indoor lighting. But I love them all. The G's are very white face up, but I can see a slight tint in direct sun - which is not bothersome at all, and especially if I put it next to the D, even in indoor lighting, I can see the difference. It's just personal preference. If you want bigger, so for a G. If you love the stark whiteness of the D like I do then stay with this beautiful one!