Hetoldmenottodoit
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- May 16, 2019
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- 33
What a dilemma. I have only ever bought Modern Round Brilliant Diamonds and now, after exposure to Pricescope, have found that they no longer hold the attraction that they once did.
I purchased a 70 point Old European Cut diamond that was set in white gold in approximately the 1970's - 1980's. When it arrived from France (I am in Australia) I was stunned at its beauty and immediately noticed that you could look "into" one of the older cut diamonds rather than look "at" them - or that's the way I think anyway.
I then purchased a 1 carat diamond that was described as Old European Cut but in reality was apparently more like a "Transitional Cut". Once again, I can really look into this diamond and I love them both.
I now have my other rings that I no longer like (including a 1.54 ct diamond trilogy ring that is not even twelve months old yet).
What do I do - has anyone else had this problem?
I purchased a 70 point Old European Cut diamond that was set in white gold in approximately the 1970's - 1980's. When it arrived from France (I am in Australia) I was stunned at its beauty and immediately noticed that you could look "into" one of the older cut diamonds rather than look "at" them - or that's the way I think anyway.
I then purchased a 1 carat diamond that was described as Old European Cut but in reality was apparently more like a "Transitional Cut". Once again, I can really look into this diamond and I love them both.
I now have my other rings that I no longer like (including a 1.54 ct diamond trilogy ring that is not even twelve months old yet).
What do I do - has anyone else had this problem?