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Diesel77

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I would like to buy it for my fiancee

It''s a blue nile ring

Shape: Rectangular modified brilliant
Weight: .78 ct
clarity:VVS2
characteristics: cloud
G color
Polish: Very good
Symmetry: good
Girdle: Thin to thick
Cutlet: None
 
Date: 12/14/2006 11:27:30 AM
Author:Diesel77
I would like to buy it for my fiancee

It''s a blue nile ring

Shape: Rectangular modified brilliant
Weight: .78 ct
clarity:VVS2
characteristics: cloud
G color
Polish: Very good
Symmetry: good
Girdle: Thin to thick
Cutlet: None
well this is no where near enough to go on butI''d likely pass based on "good" sym and what seems like a widly varying girdle - o clue if that means anything but also the clarity is a bit overkill.... I''d drop to vs2 and spend the money elsewhere.... but again - this isn''t remotely enough info to go on. LInk the stone.
 
Thanks for the opinion!
 
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linky?
 
I''m not buying it from Blue Nile directly, my friend bought it from them and doesn''t want it. It''s 2 months old.

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Not thrilled. .58, not .78. Huge table. I also think the l/w is awkward. Asking price?
 
Yeah sorry I meant .58 ct.

He''s asking for $900, he paid around $1,200 for it.
 
Date: 12/14/2006 5:11:02 PM
Author: Diesel77
Yeah sorry I meant .58 ct.


He's asking for $900, he paid around $1,200 for it.

For around $600 more, you could buy a MUCH better stone. Check BN's signature ideal princesses, and search PS for ideal princess cut numbers so you'll know what to look for.

I'd help more, but I'm a round brilliant girl!
 
I agree, not the greatest stone even for a good price unless it''s exactly what you want. I''d save up a bit more and buy one that''s better cut...
 
why doesn''t he want it?
i agree with ebree and mrss, save up a little and buy something nice. you aren''t even getting a great deal on the ring.
 
He doesn''t want it because he got turned down. Is it really not a good deal for $900?
 
Date: 12/14/2006 6:03:12 PM
Author: belle
Date: 12/14/2006 5:55:48 PM

Author: Diesel77

He doesn''t want it because he got turned down. Is it really not a good deal for $900?
not when you can get a real sparkler like this http://www.whiteflash.com/xfactor/xfactor-cut-diamond-10.htm# for about $200 more.

ditto belle. the stone she linked you to would blow the other one out of the sparkle water
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. when buying a diamond the Cut is the most important "C" and is what makes a stone sparkle and have life. It can make diamonds look bigger and whiter than they really are.
 
Date: 12/14/2006 5:55:48 PM
Author: Diesel77
He doesn''t want it because he got turned down. Is it really not a good deal for $900?
what do you want it for? to help him out? get it off his hands? you love it beyond reason and think you''re getting it for a steal?

Have you seen it? do you love it? Someone''s sigline here says it''s only a good deal if you think it''s a good deal - or something like that. If it''s exactly what you want and you''re happy with the price - that''s all that matters. If you''re just getting it for no reason other than hoping you got a good deal, you''ll likely regret wasting the money.
 
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