PLEASE HELP - IS THIS WORTH THE PRICE?

[nycattny]

I am considering purchasing an "eye-clean" 3 carat G color round brilliant that is GIA certified ideal cut with excellent polish and symmetry. The depth is 60 and table is 57. The cost of the stone will be $36,108. Should i pull the trigger? Please help!

 

[helios_haze]

Wow - I can''t comment on the price - but ... lucky lady!!

 

[purrfectpear]

Using the "pricescope your diamond" tool above, it seems like a very good price (G, VS2 range of $32K to $70K). However I think to make an informed decision quite a few more specifications would be needed to confirm.

 

[JoeNewbie11]

It''s really hard to determine, there is more information we need about the stone. What is the clarity of the stone? Is it SI1 or SI2? Is the stone eye-clean? An eye-clean SI vs. a non-eye clean can have different values... I would say it is a good value if the stone is eye-clean, I did a simple search on the PS home page for the parameters you listed and prices started around $33,000 for an SI2.

 

[jstarfireb]

Is it a round stone? Did you get to see it in person, and did you love it?

Can you get us the following info at the least?
-Clarity
-Crown and pavilion angles (%s are less accurate, but acceptable)

And if possible, a detailed picture, Idealscope image, and ASET image. BTW, even though I say "if possible" because they''re not as widely available, I wouldn''t put down that kind of money on a stone without seeing these!

 

[:)]

As others have mentioned, need clarity grade (not ''eyeclean'', but the actual grade on the report), crown angle, pavilion angle to start. Girdle thickness? Dimensions/measurements (the x by x by x)

 

[nycattny]

I apologize for forgetting to include that it is an SI2. I will see the actual stone tomorrow.

 

[denverboy]

dont forget to check the measurements of your front door to make sure if fits through ok