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Okay, that seems like a bunch per stone to bring in two or three stones, especially if you did not need a written report on each diamond. But, that is not my business so I have no idea what the appropriate cost is, but it might be worth asking if that includes a written report and what would the charge be to just do the written report on the final selectee.Date: 3/8/2009 3:10:20 PM
Author: p4badsha
Wink thank you for your response. I am attaching the AGS report. I apologize if the photo is small as there is a 100kb limit on attachments. Please take a look if anyone wishes. Wink i understand what you are saying about shipping the diamonds to an independent appraiser before paying for them, but it would be $225 a diamond to have it verified and looked at.
Based on the cert that you have shown us, the correct terminology for the polish and symmetry should have been ideal, not excellent as you stated in your first post. However, the obvious leakage in the image that you supplied us and the fact that this is not a Diamond Quality Document with a finished cut grade would lead me to believe that the light performance must indeed be lower than an AGS 0, else the diamond would have a DQD instead of a DQR (report).
In any case your vendor can not properly claim it to be an AGS 0 cut diamond with out an AGS report that clearly states it on the report. Anything less is merely that vendor''s opinion and in my opinion it must be clearly stated that this is an opinion and not a statement of fact. I and many other vendors do tend to be more than a little anal about stones being labeled Ideal by AGS unless they are actually labeled Ideal by AGS.
In this case, the diamond clearly is not so labeled by the AGS and my thought is that if it had AGS 0 light performance along with the AGS Ideal Polish and Symmetry that it would in fact have the DQD with that oh so valuable declaration on it. I reserve the right to be wrong, but at this time I do not believe that I am.
Wink