0.96 carat
Depth % 61.6
Table % 56.3
Crown Angle 34.6
Star 51.0
Pavilion Angle 40.6
Crown % 15.1
Lower Girdle % 76.0
HCA score 0.7
1.1 carat
Depth % 61.7
Table % 55.4
Crown Angle 34.6
Star 52.0
Pavilion Angle 40.7
Crown % 15.4
Lower Girdle % 76.0
HCA score 1.0
1.112 carat
Depth % 60.8
Table % 57.5
Crown Angle 34.1
Star 50.0
Pavilion Angle 40.7
Crown % 14.4
Lower Girdle % 77.0
HCA score 0.9
All three have same color, clarity, and cut grade (AGS 000).
Im not an expert on images so can't comment on that but others will chime in soon and offer opinions. I like the numberS on the second diamond 1.1 carat but if the price difference between the first and second diamond is alot I would choose the diamond just under 1 carat. They are all AGS 000 so the cut will be excellent on all 3 just comes down to numbers and price.
Thank you for commenting. The second one (1.1 carat) has sort of a messy (the scattered colors around the edges of the hearts) in the second ASET image showing hearts, compared to the other two diamonds and I am not sure if that is something I need to be concerned about and was hoping someone good at reading these images could help me out.![]()
These are computer generated images not the actual images of the stones. Ask the vendor if they can provide the actual images.Thank you for commenting. The second one (1.1 carat) has sort of a messy (the scattered colors around the edges of the hearts) in the second ASET image showing hearts, compared to the other two diamonds and I am not sure if that is something I need to be concerned about and was hoping someone good at reading these images could help me out.![]()
They all pass the ASET test and computer generated heart images are not accurate enough to play one is better than another games when they are close together. That said they will pass the h&a test also so its time to move on to other considerations.
Price, size, color and clarity.