Round #3 : 3 Diamonds for Expert Review (IS images)

[danny_italia]

LAST ONE!

Below are the diamonds, email I received and the IS images.

Your input/opinion would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Diamond #1 : 1469678
Carat Weight: 1.01
Cut: Very Good
Color: I
Clarity: VS2
HCA Score: 2.1
Light Return: Very Good
Fire: Very Good
Scintillation: Very Good
Spread: Excellent
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/I-VS2-Very-Good-Cut-Round-Diamond-1469678.asp


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Diamond #2 : 1517619
Carat Weight: 1.03
Cut: Excellent
Color: H
Clarity: SI1
HCA Score: 2.5
Light Return: Very Good
Fire: Very Good
Scintillation: Very Good
Spread: Very Good
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/H-SI1-Ideal-Cut-Round-Diamond-1517619.asp


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Diamond #3 : 1515188
Carat Weight: 0.94
Cut: Excellent
Color: G
Clarity: SI1
HCA Score: 1.4
Light Return: Excellent
Fire: Excellent
Scintillation: Very Good
Spread: Very Good
http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-SI1-Excellent-Cut-Round-Diamond-1515188.asp


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EMAIL

Of your selections, I'm happy to tell you that diamond 1469678 (1.01crt I VS2) has great fire, brilliance, and scintillation and is our gemologist's favorite. It faces perfectly eye clean and has a true "I" color.

Diamond 1517619 (1.03crt H SI1) also has great light performance, which is comparable to diamond 1469678, and it has a true "H" color. The crystal located under the table blends very well and the gemologist feels that the average eye will view it as eye clean. Only a trained or very sensitive eye should be able to find the crystal when examining the diamond closely.

Diamond 1515188 (0.94crt G SI1) is bright but doesn't possess the same light performance as your other selections. Its feathers blend quite well and the gemologist feels that the average will probably not be able to pick up on them.

I strongly encourage you to consider diamond 1469678 since it's our gemologist's favorite. It'll appear bright and lively and look great in any setting.

 

[danny_italia]

A BIG THANKS to everyone in advance whose been helping me out along the way!

Your knowledge and expertise is not taken for granted and extremely helpful to those just learning about diamonds!

Thanks again!

 

[ariel144]

I would probably choose the I, which is the gemologist's favorite. I do like the smaller table of the H and it's higher crown. Good luck.

 

[Dreamer_D]

I would not choose any of these.

I wish you had just put them all in one thread

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Forget all of these. You shouldn't have asked James Allen for 9 idealscope images. The first stone on the first thread was the best and some of these should not have even been candidates.

 

[TitanCi]

Forget all of these. You shouldn't have asked James Allen for 9 idealscope images. The first stone on the first thread was the best and some of these should not have even been candidates.

^This times 10000000000000000000

I think we mostly chose #1 in thread #1.


Hell, since you asked JA for 9 images, I think the least you can do is purchase six of the stones for their troubles!

 

[madelise]

Forget all of these. You shouldn't have asked James Allen for 9 idealscope images. The first stone on the first thread was the best and some of these should not have even been candidates.

^This times 10000000000000000000

I think we mostly chose #1 in thread #1.


Hell, since you asked JA for 9 images, I think the least you can do is purchase six of the stones for their troubles!

Well, at least 3! One from each set of three, so that each assumed identity has one!


It's funny to see James catch this on RT!