Rock Opinions (Sapphire continuation)

[purduephotog]

I''ve still got *months* to get this together but I''ve learned not to wait on some things

I found these stones and was wondering if they fell into the ''black spot'', which is why the prices would be lower than I expected.

Also, anyone know of any photos with 4 sapphires (2&2) around the center stone?
I''m thinking a .3C Sapphire, .5C Sapphire, diamond, .5C Sapphire, .3C Sapphire

#1-
Round .91C
Colour: I
Clarity: VS2
Depth: 65.2
Table: 59
Girdle: STK-THK F
Cutlet: None
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: VG
Measurements: 6.03-6.06x3.94

#2-
Round 1.03C
Colour: I
Clarity: VS2
Depth: 60.1
Table: 68
Girdle: M-VTK
Cutlet: very small
Polish: good
Symmetry: VG
Measurements: 6.44-6.30x3.83

#3-
Round 1.08C
Colour: I
Clarity: VS1
Depth: 62.3
Table: 57
Girdle: TN-SLTK
Cutlet: none
Polish: VG
Symmetry: G
Measurements: 6.59-6.64x4.12

#4-
Round 1.03C
Colour: I
Clarity: VS2
Depth: 60
Table: 68
Girdle: M-VTK
Cutlet: V (? don''t know what that means)
Polish: G
Symmetry: VG
Measurements: 6.44-6.30x3.83

 

[diamondsman]

given the choices the only one I like is # 3 all the rest have rather lrge table, and one has a high % of deoth which makes the stone look like a 0.90cts.
The diameter of round stones in the one carat range should be around 6.50+/-MM.

stick to these #'s:
d=59-62
t=53-57 ideal,57-60
girdle=thn-med-sltk
culet=n
polish=ex-vg
symm=ex-vg
flour=n-f

The above criterias should give you a nice fiery looking stone.