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Tiffany Solitaire Comparison

amazing

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Hello,

I'd like to get your expert opinion on which one should I choose for a classic Tiffany setting round solitaire between these 2 specifications if the F VS1 is ~$2K more expensive.

1.08 F VS1

vs.

1.24 H VS2

Thanks in advance.
 
Go for the size If you can live with an H color .. ;)) I love the H VS2 combo.
 
Thank you Dancing Fire for your perspective.

Is an 'H' not a great color? I am a novice when it comes to solitaire diamond ring. :)

How about the VS2? is it alright?

I am also considering the long-term value in case I need to "upgrade" it in the future (not sure which one holds its value better).
 
amazing|1367605235|3439732 said:
Thank you Dancing Fire for your perspective.

Is an 'H' not a great color? I am a novice when it comes to solitaire diamond ring. :)

How about the VS2? is it alright?

I am also considering the long-term value in case I need to "upgrade" it in the future (not sure which one holds its value better).
H is in the middle of the color chart ,and VS 2 should be eye clean.
 
Thank you Dancing Fire for the info.
 
amazing|1367606614|3439744 said:
Thank you Dancing Fire for the info.
Your welcome,but then there are better value stones out there.. ;))
 
Dancing Fire|1367607383|3439747 said:
amazing|1367606614|3439744 said:
Thank you Dancing Fire for the info.
Your welcome,but then there are better value stones out there.. ;))

can you please elaborate more?
 
Dancing Fire|1367607383|3439747 said:
amazing|1367606614|3439744 said:
Thank you Dancing Fire for the info.
Your welcome,but then there are better value stones out there.. ;))

Can of worms, DF, can of worms! ;)
 
amazing, you need to evaluate the cut first. If the H (and H is still a very white color to me, in a 1 - 1.25ct size) is as well-cut and eye-clean and it performs better then it might be the one to buy.

1st priority is cut because that is what regulates the performance
Then you can decide what how white and how clean it needs to be. And how large you can afford.
 
Tiffany's selects / cuts stones fairly deep. They lose a lot of the spread (diameter) they should have for their carat weight, so you pay for a 1.5 carat stone and it's really the size of a 1.35ct stone. For the price, you can do SO much better than Tiffanys.
 
TC1987|1367616956|3439846 said:
amazing, you need to evaluate the cut first. If the H (and H is still a very white color to me, in a 1 - 1.25ct size) is as well-cut and eye-clean and it performs better then it might be the one to buy.

1st priority is cut because that is what regulates the performance
Then you can decide what how white and how clean it needs to be. And how large you can afford.

TC1987, thank you for your opinion. As far as I know, the cut precision/symmetry/polish is triple Excellent.
 
Dancing Fire|1367621565|3439879 said:
amazing|1367608158|3439758 said:
Dancing Fire|1367607383|3439747 said:
amazing|1367606614|3439744 said:
Thank you Dancing Fire for the info.
Your welcome,but then there are better value stones out there.. ;))

can you please elaborate more?
PS vendors here offer a better value but no blue box.. ;))
here's a beautiful H&A 1.20ct H VS2 for much less than Tiff & Co.

$10,122
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond/10251/

Dancing Fire, thank you for your info.
 
ame|1367622216|3439882 said:
Tiffany's selects / cuts stones fairly deep. They lose a lot of the spread (diameter) they should have for their carat weight, so you pay for a 1.5 carat stone and it's really the size of a 1.35ct stone. For the price, you can do SO much better than Tiffanys.

Thank you ame for the information.
 
I am confused. Are you saying you are buying the stone from Tiffany's or you are going to set the stone in a Tiffany repro setting.
 
westcoastmom|1367626147|3439922 said:
I am confused. Are you saying you are buying the stone from Tiffany's or you are going to set the stone in a Tiffany repro setting.

Hi, it's from Tiffany & Co.
 
amazing|1367626808|3439930 said:
westcoastmom|1367626147|3439922 said:
I am confused. Are you saying you are buying the stone from Tiffany's or you are going to set the stone in a Tiffany repro setting.

Hi, it's from Tiffany & Co.
How much is the H VS2 ring?.. (my guess) is it like $16K in a 6 prong PT setting?
 
Dancing Fire|1367627507|3439942 said:
amazing|1367626808|3439930 said:
westcoastmom|1367626147|3439922 said:
I am confused. Are you saying you are buying the stone from Tiffany's or you are going to set the stone in a Tiffany repro setting.

Hi, it's from Tiffany & Co.
How much is the H VS2 ring?.. (my guess) is it like $16K in a 6 prong PT setting?

Your estimate is quite accurate.
 
amazing|1367629495|3439970 said:
Dancing Fire|1367627507|3439942 said:
amazing|1367626808|3439930 said:
westcoastmom|1367626147|3439922 said:
I am confused. Are you saying you are buying the stone from Tiffany's or you are going to set the stone in a Tiffany repro setting.

Hi, it's from Tiffany & Co.
How much is the H VS2 ring?.. (my guess) is it like $16K in a 6 prong PT setting?

Your estimate is quite accurate.
amazing
Am I not AMAZING?.. :praise: anyway,you can save about $4700 (no Tiff blue box) if purchase the ring online.

$10,100 for a top cut H VS2 1.20ct H&A stone + about $1200 for a 6 prong PT setting = $11,300
 
Dancing Fire|1367631095|3439988 said:
amazing|1367629495|3439970 said:
Dancing Fire|1367627507|3439942 said:
amazing|1367626808|3439930 said:
westcoastmom|1367626147|3439922 said:
I am confused. Are you saying you are buying the stone from Tiffany's or you are going to set the stone in a Tiffany repro setting.

Hi, it's from Tiffany & Co.
How much is the H VS2 ring?.. (my guess) is it like $16K in a 6 prong PT setting?

Your estimate is quite accurate.
amazing
Am I not AMAZING?.. :praise: anyway,you can save about $4700 (no Tiff blue box) if purchase the ring online.

$10,100 for a top cut H VS2 1.20ct H&A stone + about $1200 for a 6 prong PT setting = $11,300

Hahaha...yes very accurate estimate indeed. Thanks for the info =)
 
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