Please let me know what you think of this .94 H SI1

[Zachscott]

.94 RB H SI1
D 60.8
T 52.6
C 33.0 degree 15.0 %
P 43.0 %
FL None
Cutlet .4%
Girdle .9%
6.37-6.43x3.89
GIA
HCA .8 EX/EX/EX/VG
$3600
I gave the go ahead, I hope I made the right call.
Thank you for your responses.

 

[pricescope]

numbers sound right

 

[Zachscott]

Thank you, I hope so.

 

[oldminer]

Cut: Round
Weight: 0.94 carats
Table % 52.6 Grade: 1B
Crown Angle 33 Grade: 2A
Crown Height % 15 Grade: 1A
Pavilion Depth % 43 Grade: 1A
Girdle Thickness Thin to Thin Grade: 2A
Total Depth % 60.8 Grade: 1A
Polish / Symmetry Excellent Grade: 1A * Not a primary determining factor.

Final Grade: 2A

Sounds like a very nice diamond. A bit thin in the girdle and with a crown angle that works with the pavilion depth to create a highly brilliant HCA result. Near Ideal Cut in the Tolkowsky model...Very much along the lines of what my wife wears....And she really loves her rock!

 

[Mara]

Much better! I like shallower crown angles too, my stone has one. Gives it a brighter look.

Let us know what happens when you get it..and post pictures as well.

Would lastly suggest you insure the stone since the girdle is thin all the way around, and that could result in a higher chance of chipping. There are different schools of thought on this, but we insured our 'thin to med' girdled stone (combined with a very shallow crown angle such as ours, that was a danger) just to be safe. It's not too expensive and it takes care of your worry.

Congrats!

 

[Zachscott]

Thank you. Yes I plan to insure, I haven't even looked into the cost. Can anyone guess waht insurance on this will be?

Thanks!

 

[Zachscott]

Thank you. Yes I plan to insure, I haven't even looked into the cost. Can anyone guess what insurance on this will be?

Thanks!