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Laila619

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Diamond stats:
AGS ideal cut
2.04 carat H SI2
Table: 56.8 %
Depth: 61.2 %
Crown: 35.2 (steep
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Pavilion angle: 40.7
Stars: 52 %
Lower girdle facets: 79 %

Inclusions: this diamond has a lot of twinning wisps.

SO does it have enough contrast? Thank you, I really need your help.
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Looks good to me.

Is it eye-clean?
 

Laila619

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hi stone-cold,

It has quite a few twinning wisps and feathers, but supposedly they are invisible because they are so faint.
 

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Forgot to add:
the girdle is 1.5 - 3.9 %
 

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That is girdle variation.

That variation is fine, no worry.
 

Laila619

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Thanks stone cold! I think I will pull the trigger.
 

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Has someone eye balled the stone for you? I was looking at a rb that was an SI2 with a lot of twinning wisp and it made the stone look cloudy/fuzzy appearance ..... am I making sense? Anyway,just thought I would give you a heads up on my experience with twinning wisp.
 

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I have a 2ct SI2 that has nothing on the inclusion plot BUT twinning wisps. The inclusion plot has three radiating from the centre.


IRL, face up, I can see one of them (it''s close to the table surface) if I look from just the right angle - it looks like a very thin white line. I can''t see any others. From the side, holding the stone up to my eye, I can see a series of white lines - a bit like threads intertwining through the stone. If they have any effect on light performance, it''s certainly not noticeable

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Laila619

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Date: 9/14/2009 8:26:10 PM
Author: Diamondbug
Has someone eye balled the stone for you? I was looking at a rb that was an SI2 with a lot of twinning wisp and it made the stone look cloudy/fuzzy appearance ..... am I making sense? Anyway,just thought I would give you a heads up on my experience with twinning wisp.
Good to know, thank you Diamondbug! I will have someone re-check tomorrow.
 

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Date: 9/14/2009 8:39:24 PM
Author: yssie


I have a 2ct SI2 that has nothing on the inclusion plot BUT twinning wisps. The inclusion plot has three radiating from the centre.




IRL, face up, I can see one of them (it's close to the table surface) if I look from just the right angle - it looks like a very thin white line. I can't see any others. From the side, holding the stone up to my eye, I can see a series of white lines - a bit like threads intertwining through the stone. If they have any effect on light performance, it's certainly not noticeable

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thanks yssie. Good to know that the light performance of your stone is still great! Any pics of your rock?
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It looks great Laila, the crown angle is fine, as long as it isn''t coupled with a pavilion angle which is steep also it will be no problem at all, plus the image proves this should be a great looking diamond.

Girdle is fine also, no worries.
 
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