Hello everyone,
While looking for the ultimate engagement ring for my special one, I am haunted by the thought to get the original tiffany six prong setting. Well lots of threads are subject to this topic, so I get to another point. While checking out the Tiffanys store here in Troy (Detroit) the sales lady showed me a wonderfull ring, of course with the setting I DO WANT !!!!!, anyway one thing surprised me. The stone she showed me was supposed to be an I color. There was absolutely nothing, nothing, nothing yellowish. So I asked her to show me an icy white E color stone. I could not believe my eyes, even after about 5 mins looking at both, turning, twisting, etc. I could not tell the difference in color...whaaat.
Now, since Tiffany diamonds are cut for brilliance does this explain why. Both sparkled like crazy? Checking the price it was not that much more expensive IF you neglect the color grade than an ideal cut F color diamond purchased over the net......hmmmm
TW
While looking for the ultimate engagement ring for my special one, I am haunted by the thought to get the original tiffany six prong setting. Well lots of threads are subject to this topic, so I get to another point. While checking out the Tiffanys store here in Troy (Detroit) the sales lady showed me a wonderfull ring, of course with the setting I DO WANT !!!!!, anyway one thing surprised me. The stone she showed me was supposed to be an I color. There was absolutely nothing, nothing, nothing yellowish. So I asked her to show me an icy white E color stone. I could not believe my eyes, even after about 5 mins looking at both, turning, twisting, etc. I could not tell the difference in color...whaaat.
Now, since Tiffany diamonds are cut for brilliance does this explain why. Both sparkled like crazy? Checking the price it was not that much more expensive IF you neglect the color grade than an ideal cut F color diamond purchased over the net......hmmmm
TW