Found a beautiful (from what I can tell) Cartier 1895 style engagement ring on a biz trip in Japan from one of the bigger preowned shops.
1.51 ct, VS2, G, depth 61.1%, table 57%, fluorescence None, finish Excellent & Excellent, a few clouds and feathers noted.
Diamond has GIA report (dated 2004) no laser inscription noted on report or seen on stone. Report has a sticker on top right that matches number inscribed on inside of band. Also notes “additional clouds are not shown”.
This is my first (and hopefully last) engagement ring purchase and just want to make sure I’m doing as much right as I can.
Anything to be aware of based off the specs noted? I think I can see some of the inclusions (the larger of two feathers to be exact) in a loupe as noted on the GIA. Do GIA reports normally have a ‘sticker’ attached to the report with the matching number inscribed on the band, or is that normally printed on the report? Somehow I thought ALL Cartier diamonds had laser inscriptions?
1.51 ct, VS2, G, depth 61.1%, table 57%, fluorescence None, finish Excellent & Excellent, a few clouds and feathers noted.
Diamond has GIA report (dated 2004) no laser inscription noted on report or seen on stone. Report has a sticker on top right that matches number inscribed on inside of band. Also notes “additional clouds are not shown”.
This is my first (and hopefully last) engagement ring purchase and just want to make sure I’m doing as much right as I can.
Anything to be aware of based off the specs noted? I think I can see some of the inclusions (the larger of two feathers to be exact) in a loupe as noted on the GIA. Do GIA reports normally have a ‘sticker’ attached to the report with the matching number inscribed on the band, or is that normally printed on the report? Somehow I thought ALL Cartier diamonds had laser inscriptions?