Someone help me, is this a good Emerald Cut to buy??

[EmeraldObsessed3]

http://www.b2cjewels.com/dd-4329183-1.00-carat-Emerald-diamond-G-color-VS1-clarity.aspx

I want to know if this is a good diamond to buy, the concern I have is about the girdle, should I be??

Stock No:4329183
Carat Weight:1.00
Cut:Excellent
Color:G
Clarity:VS1
Price($):3558.20
Lab Name:GIACertificate No:5156307872
Depth:63.60
Table:62.00
Polish:Very Good
Symmetry:Good
Girdle:TK-VTK
Culet:None
Fluorescence:Faint
Ratio:1.33
Measurements:6.48x4.87x3.10

Thank you in advance for your help!!

 

[EmeraldObsessed3]

http://www.bluenile.com/emerald-cut-diamond-1-carat-very-good-cut-f-color-vs1-clarity_LD03907619

Or this one


Stock number: LD03907619
Price: $4,144
Bank wire price:
$4,082
Price per carat:
$3,985
Carat weight:
1.04
Cut: Very Good
Color: F
Clarity: VS1
Depth %:
63.7%
Table %:
64%
Polish:
Excellent
Symmetry:
Very Good
Girdle:
Slightly Thick to Thick
Culet:
None
Fluorescence:
Medium
Measurements: 6.76 x 4.91 x 3.13 mm
Length/width ratio:
1.38

 

[Christina...]

It's impossible to purchase a fancy cut diamond based on numbers alone. You really need to work with a vendor that can photograph the diamond for you, take ASET images and assess it IRL for you. I would recommend reaching out to Good Old Gold or Diamonds by Lauren.

 

[kelpie]

I usually like to see a table that is in 64% or smaller and a depth in the high 60s. You might try James Allen since they have great zoomed videos on their stones, but I didn't see much in the way of stones similar to yours. I am in the minority of pricescopers who thinks judging with your eyes is much more telling than an ASET.

 

[EmeraldObsessed3]

http://www.bluenile.com/emerald-cut-diamond-1-carat-very-good-cut-g-color-if-clarity_LD03914936


This is the one I ended up going with! I am very excited!

 

[diamondseeker2006]

http://www.bluenile.com/emerald-cut-diamond-1-carat-very-good-cut-g-color-if-clarity_LD03914936


This is the one I ended up going with! I am very excited!

Did they send you a picture of the stone??? It is a very bad idea to buy a diamond without seeing it or seeing the magnified images. There are a lot more poorly cut ones than good ones!

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I usually like to see a table that is in 64% or smaller and a depth in the high 60s. You might try James Allen since they have great zoomed videos on their stones, but I didn't see much in the way of stones similar to yours. I am in the minority of pricescopers who thinks judging with your eyes is much more telling than an ASET.

I do agree that people very experienced with diamonds can do that, but not most people coming here to look for their first diamond. I think magnified images and ASETs are important for those buying online.

 

[krisjon]

The OP didn't even wait for feedback or other options. I guess we're losing our touch around here.