phillystudent
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Jan 3, 2008
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I''ve had a couple posts asking about settings and in these posts I''ve indicated that I wanted some feedback from the stone that I put on hold at GOG over the weekend that I''m looking to mount. Well I''ve got the link, so I''d love to hear what you guys think.
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond/3941
The funny part of all this is that Jonathan initially brought out two stones to show us the features to look for in H&A with the idealscope, ASET, and the gia examination box. This stone coincidently was the one he picked as the good example. He then brought out examples of solafera, eighternity, and star129. I liked the eighternity and H&A the best so we did a search for diamonds that I wanted to see online and when he came back it turned out that his "good" example stone which we were looking at earlier was one of the ones I picked out online. Its a fantastic stone and it was VERY hard to see color difference unless the stone was turned upside down. The inclusions are also minor even at 10x. Even though the other stones were beautiful and had characteristics that we could find if we looked with various stringent lighting conditions or tools I couldn''t justify nearly a $2000 increase in price over this fantastic stone. After its all said and done if I pay the balance by wire, it''ll end up about 5k total for the stone.
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond/3941
The funny part of all this is that Jonathan initially brought out two stones to show us the features to look for in H&A with the idealscope, ASET, and the gia examination box. This stone coincidently was the one he picked as the good example. He then brought out examples of solafera, eighternity, and star129. I liked the eighternity and H&A the best so we did a search for diamonds that I wanted to see online and when he came back it turned out that his "good" example stone which we were looking at earlier was one of the ones I picked out online. Its a fantastic stone and it was VERY hard to see color difference unless the stone was turned upside down. The inclusions are also minor even at 10x. Even though the other stones were beautiful and had characteristics that we could find if we looked with various stringent lighting conditions or tools I couldn''t justify nearly a $2000 increase in price over this fantastic stone. After its all said and done if I pay the balance by wire, it''ll end up about 5k total for the stone.