Welcome to Pricescope,Date: 7/14/2008 1:59:06 PM
Author:goodlook
I am thinking of purchasing this diamond from Blue Nle and wanted to know if I should purchase it or keeping looking and why.
1.64 Carat,
Cut-Very Good,
Color-I,
Clarity VS-2,
Depth 63%,
Table 59%,
Measurement 7.44 X 7.48 X 4.70
Please give me your thoughts. The sooner the better. Thanks.
In fact, a round brilliant with a 7.46 mm spread should weigh in nearer to 1.50 carats.Date: 7/14/2008 2:04:27 PM
Author: Lorelei
Welcome to Pricescope,
We need the crown and pavilion angles to be able to give a useful opinion, and the polish and symmetry grades, but from the info given, it has some extra depth at 63% ( preferred 60 - 62% or a little more) and the table is a bit larger than we normally see here ( 54- 57% is preferable usually). Cut is so important for a diamond's beauty, it appears that this may be a decent stone ( depending on crown and pav angles) but it is likely you can do better.
The first thing I would concentrate on is the fact that you''d be getting a diamond that faces up like a 1.50, but you may be paying the price of a 1.60+ for it. It likely has abundant extra weight in the girdle or steep/deep pavilion/crown angles. Who awarded the "very good" cut grade?Date: 7/14/2008 2:59:49 PM
Author: goodlook
The symmery is Excellent and the Polish is VG.
Yep! I would look for some more contenders goodlook, as JP points out, this diamond has the spread of a 1.50 carat, so it will look small for it''s weight, you won''t get the look of the 1.64 carats you are paying for.Date: 7/14/2008 2:43:28 PM
Author: John Pollard
In fact, a round brilliant with a 7.46 mm spread should weigh in nearer to 1.50 carats.Date: 7/14/2008 2:04:27 PM
Author: Lorelei
Welcome to Pricescope,
We need the crown and pavilion angles to be able to give a useful opinion, and the polish and symmetry grades, but from the info given, it has some extra depth at 63% ( preferred 60 - 62% or a little more) and the table is a bit larger than we normally see here ( 54- 57% is preferable usually). Cut is so important for a diamond''s beauty, it appears that this may be a decent stone ( depending on crown and pav angles) but it is likely you can do better.
Ok, I have had a quick look for you, found this one, it is a J colour but a superb cut and should be within budget if you pay by bankwire.Date: 7/14/2008 3:49:20 PM
Author: goodlook
I am hoping for at least a 1.5 carat.