Thoughts welcome?

[First_time_diamond_buyer]

I bought a diamond ring and ever since I've been wondering how it compares. I'm unable to source a diamond scope in the UK, no-one seems to sell them - I've looked dam hard.

It sparkles but there is a point just off centre to the right which doesn't.

I've taken a couple of pictures. I'm unsure whether they will tell you much.

 

[AprilBaby]

To get any feedback you are going to have to supply certification paperwork.

 

[First_time_diamond_buyer]

Hi - it's a 0.84ct, G, VS1, Ideal cut, GIA cert.

The dimensions are 56% table, 62.2% depth, 36 degree crown, 40.6 pavilion. 6.01-6.05mm diameter. Excellent symmetry and polish. 3.5% medium to slightly thick girdle. No cutlet. Lower girdle percentage/angle is 80.

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Those numbers are fine and the diamond looks great, too! You made a nice choice!

 

[Gypsy]

You can post on the Preloved board with a WTB (want to buy) ad: [URL='https://www.pricescope.com/forum/preloved-ps-jewels/']https://www.pricescope.com/forum/preloved-ps-jewels/[/URL] for an idealscope. Maybe someone has one they can sell you and mail to you? I have an ASET but I'm not willing to part with it.

OH! You can also email Gary Holloway and and see if he has one he can sell and send to you or if he knows of an appraiser in the UK that has one you can go to??

 

[SirGuy]

Hi - it's a 0.84ct, G, VS1, Ideal cut, GIA cert.

The dimensions are 56% table, 62.2% depth, 36 degree crown, 40.6 pavilion. 6.01-6.05mm diameter. Excellent symmetry and polish. 3.5% medium to slightly thick girdle. No cutlet. Lower girdle percentage/angle is 80.

The numbers sound okay to me. Does your GIA paperwork say "Ideal cut," or is that from the vendor you purchased from?

 

[GeorgeStevens]

Mate, I think what you wanted to say is "so damn hard." If you're going to use an expletive on a family-friendly message board, try to use the right one, ok?