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Just tell me what you think. This is what the vendor said:
The photo was take under a 5000 Kelvin fluorescent. This lamp emulates natural daylight and is quite well balanced, with neither a weighting toward the blue nor red ends of the spectrum.
I will also give you my thoughts on these gems, since still photos tend to show less and more than the eye sees.
The 2.36 ct, to my eye, is slightly more saturated and slightly more red than the 1.49 ct. The inclusions in the 2.36 ct, which are quite visible under the magnification of the camera, are actually not very visible with the naked eye. This stone also has a lot of fire when moved in the light.

The photo was take under a 5000 Kelvin fluorescent. This lamp emulates natural daylight and is quite well balanced, with neither a weighting toward the blue nor red ends of the spectrum.
I will also give you my thoughts on these gems, since still photos tend to show less and more than the eye sees.
The 2.36 ct, to my eye, is slightly more saturated and slightly more red than the 1.49 ct. The inclusions in the 2.36 ct, which are quite visible under the magnification of the camera, are actually not very visible with the naked eye. This stone also has a lot of fire when moved in the light.
