Whiteflash diamond

[Bamgela]

So throughout various threads I have been reading about Whiteflash diamonds. I just went on their website last night and I think that I have found my perfect diamond! It is not an 8*, but it is Ideal cut which is nice. My question is this are they good about returns? I have decided to order a K colored diamond (I know a lot of people do not like that color), but I already have 2 J-K colored stones and they are really not as scary as some people think, plus I like that they look warm to me. anyway, The diamond is graded by EGL and if the grading is off, and it turns up really yellow, I will send it back. Do they charge a re-stocking fee if I simply want to exchange it?

My second question is what type of mounting would you suggest to best enhance the color? and what color gold?

 

[mrssalvo]

you can read WF''s return policy here.

I''d put it in a WG or plat. setting. you can see the K colored stone thread here for some setting ideas..

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I would only look at WhiteFlash stones that are in the A Cut Above section or the Expert Selection. Those are the stones they have in-house. Those have photos, idealscope images, and certificates posted. I think all those stones have AGS or GIA certificates, so I''m wondering if the stone you ordered is a vistual stone. Do you have the link?

 

[Mara]

Date: 7/29/2006 1:00:43 PM
Author: diamondseeker2006
I would only look at WhiteFlash stones that are in the A Cut Above section or the Expert Selection. Those are the stones they have in-house. Those have photos, idealscope images, and certificates posted. I think all those stones have AGS or GIA certificates, so I''m wondering if the stone you ordered is a vistual stone. Do you have the link?

Ditto. WF has in-house stones as well as virtual stones that are available to a bunch of online vendors, sounds like if it''s EGL cert it would be a virtual stone which means it''s hit or miss as to how it looks. I would honestly only focus on Expert Selection if you are looking for non branded H&A but still ideal. I wouldn''t trust a virtual search engine with an EGL ''ideal'' stone. But good luck!