chiefneil
Shiny_Rock
- Joined
- Feb 7, 2007
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Ok, I''m guessing that all these stones are wonderful and in person I probably won''t be able to tell one from the other. But I''d appreciate opinions - if they''re all equivalent quality then I''m inclined to go with the 2.06 carat. But then if there''s a noticeable difference between F and H then maybe I should go with the 1.8 carat? This is an upgrade for my wife''s ring, which is a D, so she''s probably going to be sensitive to color.
Anyway, I''ve listed them in the order that I''m leaning, which is simply biggest to smallest.
Stone 1
Shape: Round
Carat weight: 2.06
Cut: Hearts & Arrows Ideal
Color: H
Clarity: VS2
Certificate: GIA
Depth: 60.8%
Table: 57%
Crown: 34.5
Pav: 40.8
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excellent
Girdle: Thin to medium, faceted
Culet: None
Fluorescence: None
Measurements: 8.23*8.25*5.01
Price: $21,910
Stone 2
Shape: Round
Carat Weight: 1.966ct
Color: H
Clarity: VS2
AGS Cut Grade: Ideal
AGS Light Performance: Ideal
Optical Symmetry: Premium
Polish: Ideal
Symmetry: Ideal
Fluorescence: Negligible
Culet: None
Lab Report: AGS
Width: 7.98mm
Length: 8.03mm
Depth: 5.01mm
Table Percentage: 54.30%
Depth Percentage: 62.80%
Crown: 34.83°
Pavilion: 40.87°
Price: $21,735
Stone 3 - I''m curious why this one seems relatively expensive?
Shape: Round
Carat Weight: 1.848ct
Color: F
Clarity: VS2
AGS Cut Grade: Ideal
AGS Light Performance: Ideal
Optical Symmetry: Superior
Polish: Ideal
Symmetry: Ideal
Fluorescence: Medium
Culet: None
Lab Report: AGS
Width: 7.83mm
Length: 7.86mm
Depth: 4.87mm
Table Percentage: 55.36%
Depth Percentage: 62.09%
Crown: 34.72°
Pavilion: 40.66°
Price: $22,578
Stone 4 - Probably too small, but why is this one is so cheap?
Shape: Round
Carat Weight: 1.79ct
Color: H
Clarity: VS2
AGS Cut Grade: Ideal
est GIA Cut Grade: Excellent
AGS Light Performance: Ideal
Optical Symmetry: Superior
Polish: Ideal
Symmetry: Ideal
Fluorescence: Medium
Culet: None
Lab Report: AGS
Width: 7.79mm
Length: 7.81mm
Depth: 4.84mm
Table Percentage: 55.31%
Depth Percentage: 62.01%
Crown: 34.17°
Pavilion: 41.01°
Price: $15,909
Anyway, I''ve listed them in the order that I''m leaning, which is simply biggest to smallest.
Stone 1
Shape: Round
Carat weight: 2.06
Cut: Hearts & Arrows Ideal
Color: H
Clarity: VS2
Certificate: GIA
Depth: 60.8%
Table: 57%
Crown: 34.5
Pav: 40.8
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excellent
Girdle: Thin to medium, faceted
Culet: None
Fluorescence: None
Measurements: 8.23*8.25*5.01
Price: $21,910
Stone 2
Shape: Round
Carat Weight: 1.966ct
Color: H
Clarity: VS2
AGS Cut Grade: Ideal
AGS Light Performance: Ideal
Optical Symmetry: Premium
Polish: Ideal
Symmetry: Ideal
Fluorescence: Negligible
Culet: None
Lab Report: AGS
Width: 7.98mm
Length: 8.03mm
Depth: 5.01mm
Table Percentage: 54.30%
Depth Percentage: 62.80%
Crown: 34.83°
Pavilion: 40.87°
Price: $21,735
Stone 3 - I''m curious why this one seems relatively expensive?
Shape: Round
Carat Weight: 1.848ct
Color: F
Clarity: VS2
AGS Cut Grade: Ideal
AGS Light Performance: Ideal
Optical Symmetry: Superior
Polish: Ideal
Symmetry: Ideal
Fluorescence: Medium
Culet: None
Lab Report: AGS
Width: 7.83mm
Length: 7.86mm
Depth: 4.87mm
Table Percentage: 55.36%
Depth Percentage: 62.09%
Crown: 34.72°
Pavilion: 40.66°
Price: $22,578
Stone 4 - Probably too small, but why is this one is so cheap?
Shape: Round
Carat Weight: 1.79ct
Color: H
Clarity: VS2
AGS Cut Grade: Ideal
est GIA Cut Grade: Excellent
AGS Light Performance: Ideal
Optical Symmetry: Superior
Polish: Ideal
Symmetry: Ideal
Fluorescence: Medium
Culet: None
Lab Report: AGS
Width: 7.79mm
Length: 7.81mm
Depth: 4.84mm
Table Percentage: 55.31%
Depth Percentage: 62.01%
Crown: 34.17°
Pavilion: 41.01°
Price: $15,909