Please help me understand this diamond

[helpmefindDIA]

http://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut-loose-diamond-3289387.htm?source=pricescope#

The lab report is from AGSL. Is this different from the AGS reports that vendors use for their premium line (e.g ACA)? At first i thought maybe it was an old cert, but it states from 2014.

If it is from the same lab, why do they have different layouts on their certs?

Also can anybody speak to the proportions of this diamond and what it might look like (maybe from somebody who owns a diamond in similar situation, AGS ideal, bad HCA score)? I know HCA score is not important if the cut grade is AGS ideal but just want to confirm this understanding.

Thanks

 

[VRBeauty]

That is an AGS report: http://www.agslab.com/pdf_sync_reports/104071906007-PDQDFK.PDF

This page lists the different types of AGS reports issued, and the information provided in each. You can also follow the links to see a sample of each type of report: https://www.agslab.com/verify-diamond-grading-report.php

 

[elle_chris]

Looks like an interesting diamond. Th proportions generally don't fall into the "ideal" range here but AGS gave it a 0 for light performance.
Would love to see this stone.

I would definitely ask WF to speak with the supplier about it.

AGS and AGSL are the same. The "L" just stand for Laboratory and gets dropped here a lot.

 

[Gypsy]

It's a 60/60 style stone. And it's an AGS0. I think you are good with it. Obviously, I'd prefer it if you could get and idealscope image of it too.

 

[JulieN]

The owner didn't want to pay for the more expensive report with the ASET because it isn't going to look as good as some other AGS 0s.