which one is the better choice?

[ymkao]

Please share your opinions on these two diamond.
Diamond A is about USD355 cheaper than Diamond B.

A:
GIA Certed
Cut: Round Brilliant
Measurements: 6.00*6.03*3.50 mm
Weight: 0.76 carat
Depth: 58.2%
Table: 59%
Gridle: Thin to medium, faceted
Culet: None
Polish: Good
Symmetry: Very Good
Clarity: VVS1
Color: I
Fluorescence: None

B:
GIA Certed
Cut: Round Brilliant
Measurements: 5.72*5.76*3.59 mm
Weight: 0.72 carat
Depth: 62.5%
Table: 58%
Gridle: Medium to slightly thick, faceted
Culet: None
Polish: Very Good
Symmetry: Good
Clarity: VVS2
Color: G
Fluorescence: Medium Blue

Thanks!

 

[pricescope]

It's a tough call without seeng the stones or having crown and pavilion angles.

They both can be nice but will look different. The first one can be a bit darker because it is a bit shallow but it has a better spread (diameter).

Second one has a better color though, which you might appreciate.

VVS1 ar VVS2? You won't see inclusions anyway. Why not to go down to VS1/VS2?

 

[ymkao]

Thanks a lot.
Since I still have no chance to see these two diamond, and that's all the spec I have about them now, so...

VS1/VS2 is ok for me, but there is no such choice from my local dealer.

BTW, will depth be the problem of the second one (too deep)? Which one seems has the better cut?

 

[pricescope]

It can be a bit deep or just fine depending on crown/pavilion angles combination (see tutorial).


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VS1/VS2 is ok for me, but there is no such choice from my local dealer.
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You should buy what you want; not what's available. Ask you dealer to bring you VS stones or maybe eye-clean SI. You'll save a lot of money unless VVS clarity is something important for you.

 

[ymkao]

You are right. Thanks.

 

[pricescope]

Ymkao, no worries. Let us know what will you find