I have the GIA reports for 2 diamonds in front of me, and I cannot for the life of my figure something out.
Diamond 1 is a 1.26 ct with dimensions 8.54 x 6.27 x 3.43 mm
Diamond 2 is a 1.25 ct with dimensions 8.85 x 6.30 x 3.61 mm
The first diamond is not as deep and has a lower depth %. I would assume that if the spread on the second diamond was larger, the diamond would be shallower than the first.
Can anyone explain how a 1.25 ct oval can have a length, width, and depth all larger than a 1.26 ct?
Does the above make sense to anyone, or is there a possibility the the GIA report is bad (in respect to the dimensions - I can have a jeweler throw diamond #2 on a scale to check the weight).
Diamond 1 is a 1.26 ct with dimensions 8.54 x 6.27 x 3.43 mm
Diamond 2 is a 1.25 ct with dimensions 8.85 x 6.30 x 3.61 mm
The first diamond is not as deep and has a lower depth %. I would assume that if the spread on the second diamond was larger, the diamond would be shallower than the first.
Can anyone explain how a 1.25 ct oval can have a length, width, and depth all larger than a 1.26 ct?
Does the above make sense to anyone, or is there a possibility the the GIA report is bad (in respect to the dimensions - I can have a jeweler throw diamond #2 on a scale to check the weight).