What does a green leakage mean on ASET image?

[Anonymous6]

http://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut-loose-diamond-2270384.htm

I see green leakage on the ASET image as well as the same markings on the idealscope image...

however, there are no inclusions at that mark on the AGS certificate

It's at about 2 o'clock marking

 

[stone-cold11]

Green is not leakage, just lower angle light reflection.

The thing you are seeing is the cloud inclusion, grade setting. It is on the report at the 10 o'clock location.

 

[antelope1]

That is one honkin' cloud. They normally don't show up like that on ASET. Could be because this cloud is near the edge, which is thinner (and more likely to show the cloud).

I'd go for another one...

 

[ChunkyCushionLover]

Just because you see it in the ASET doesn't mean that inclusion will necessarily show up in real life.
Ask a WF gemologist to talk to you about whether its eye visible or not, the LR difference from this area may not be noticeable.

 

[Stephan]

Expert Selection?
This diamond looks great, once again I don't understand why it doesn't make the ACA grade?
I'm curious about this!
WF seems to be very harsh with their own stones.

 

[yssie]

Expert Selection?
This diamond looks great, once again I don't understand why it doesn't make the ACA grade?
I'm curious about this!
WF seems to be very harsh with their own stones.

but no hearts pic, so how to judge?

 

[MarkBroumand]

Just because you see it in the ASET doesn't mean that inclusion will necessarily show up in real life.
Ask a WF gemologist to talk to you about whether its eye visible or not, the LR difference from this area may not be noticeable.

Correct, your best bet is to double check with them before ruling it out.