ayala_jessica
Shiny_Rock
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- Jan 13, 2005
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Dear Dave,
dear Pricescopers,
First of all, my warmest thanks for the rich and wonderful information you share with us on this site and on AGA. YOur charts for fancy shapes helped me a lot to understand better the desirable standards of well cut emerald shape stones.
Probably I am not the first one to ask about the desirable standards for a beautiful asscher and as far as I read here, the beauty of the asschers in particular is a question of personal taste. However, in Switzerland where I live, it is nearly impossible to see asschers in jewelry stores except for one place that has a couple of very small royal asschers already mounted (at an exorbitant price !) and that did not help me much to catch the beauty of the cut.
So I seek advice about which specs can contribute significantly to the beauty of an asscher and what is to be avoided.
Thank you very much for your help.
Jessica
dear Pricescopers,
First of all, my warmest thanks for the rich and wonderful information you share with us on this site and on AGA. YOur charts for fancy shapes helped me a lot to understand better the desirable standards of well cut emerald shape stones.
Probably I am not the first one to ask about the desirable standards for a beautiful asscher and as far as I read here, the beauty of the asschers in particular is a question of personal taste. However, in Switzerland where I live, it is nearly impossible to see asschers in jewelry stores except for one place that has a couple of very small royal asschers already mounted (at an exorbitant price !) and that did not help me much to catch the beauty of the cut.
So I seek advice about which specs can contribute significantly to the beauty of an asscher and what is to be avoided.
Thank you very much for your help.
Jessica