reading this lightscope analysis - help!

[rextrailer]

Hi,
I received this lightscope analysis and it looks pretty and all, but I really don''t have any idea how to read it. Does anyone have any comments about it? Thanks very much!!
--Rex

 

[bling]

hmm..im not expert at all...but it looks pretty good. i guess in general, you are looking for dark reds and blacks..they represent light that is being reflected directly or indirectly back out at you..
you would like to minimize light pinks and white areas that represent light leakage..light that just keeps on going out rather than reflected back.

 

[Richard Sherwood]

This is an excellent stone with high optical performance and precision symmetry. Looks like a super ideal. Is it a hearts and arrows stone?

Definitely a contender.

 

[rextrailer]

Yes, it is is inscribed with "H&A AGSL..." It's one of GOG's stones (http://www.goodoldgold.com/1_192ct_g_vs2_h&a.htm) and I put a deposit on it. Now I'm just trying to understand what all the documentation really means.

The Brillance Scope scores were:

White Light: High
Color: Very High
Scintilalltion: High

Since it scored well on the HCA scale and is a H&A, I would have thought the BS readings would all be "Very High"?

Really though I just want to make sure it really sparkles and glows!

Any other comments would be most appreciated.

 

[Richard Sherwood]

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Since it scored well on the HCA scale and is a H&A, I would have thought the BS readings would all
be "Very High"?
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Since I don't use a BrillianceScope, I'm not sure what's up with that, but the stone seems to perform at the top of scale on everything else- Isee2 top ranking, awesome light scope performance and precision H&A symmetry. On top of all this, you've got killer color and clarity. This is definitely no dog.

Perhaps Rhino could give us his take on the BrillianceScope results.

Rhino?