ladyleonine
Rough_Rock
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- Aug 5, 2011
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Hi there, shopping for an engagement ring and came across Goldenet.com.au (I'm in Australia)
Has anyone dealt with them or have any opinions/ experiences to share?
We are looking for a round brilliant Ideal/ H&A cut, G-H colour, VS-SI clarity which is clear, white, eye clean and SPARKLY
It will be set in platinum. Our budget is around $5500 all up, assuming the setting will cost around $1200 that leaves $4300 for the stone so while a full carat would be nice, realistically we're probably looking at around 0.8 instead.
I know that EGL grading has a bad reputation, but what are your opinions of this stone:
http://www.goldenet.com.au/0.92-carat-round-brilliant-diamond-td536-471.html#ctl00DiamondDetail1WebPanelDiamondCert_header
To be honest if the EGL grading is off and it's really a H SI2, that would still be OK for us as long as it's eye-clean, white and sparkly. I'm assuming the blue fluorescence would whiten it a little, but worried it might make it look milky...?
thanks for any advice!
Has anyone dealt with them or have any opinions/ experiences to share?
We are looking for a round brilliant Ideal/ H&A cut, G-H colour, VS-SI clarity which is clear, white, eye clean and SPARKLY
It will be set in platinum. Our budget is around $5500 all up, assuming the setting will cost around $1200 that leaves $4300 for the stone so while a full carat would be nice, realistically we're probably looking at around 0.8 instead.
I know that EGL grading has a bad reputation, but what are your opinions of this stone:
http://www.goldenet.com.au/0.92-carat-round-brilliant-diamond-td536-471.html#ctl00DiamondDetail1WebPanelDiamondCert_header
To be honest if the EGL grading is off and it's really a H SI2, that would still be OK for us as long as it's eye-clean, white and sparkly. I'm assuming the blue fluorescence would whiten it a little, but worried it might make it look milky...?
thanks for any advice!