who can help me to check this diamond???

[kelayzy]

I am interested in a diamond which has three tiny feathers. I saw two are very close to the girdle. Who can help me to check it and tell me wether it deserve to buy? Is it safe? http://pics1.whiteflash.com/jewelry/thumbnail.ashx?itemcode=ci_ags-104048599043.jpg&type=certhouse

 

[Gypsy]

Well since WF is the one who has the stone in stock and can pull it out and loupe it and tell you about the inclusions, they would generally be the best person.

BUT this stone is a VS1 and there is NO VS1 that is going to have an unsafe feather. But if you are really that worried, call WF and have them tell you that-- for your peace of mind.

ETA: where are you getting 2 feathers from? The plot doesn't show 2 feathers. Are you sure it's not one feather reflected in the facets. Regardless, you are safe but if you need to hear it again, call WF and they'll pull the stone for you.

 

[Amys Bling]

I wouldn't worry about a VS1. But if you are working with whiteflash contact them about this stone and inquire...

 

[diamondseeker2006]

You absolutely don't even need to think about a VS1. The inclusions will be so tiny that you won't be able to see them with your eyes and probably not with a 10x loupe. Looks like a great stone! I wouldn't give the clarity another thought. That's why I really like VS1, personally.

 

[Ravinmad]

you have the opinions of three of the most active PS members out there and I havent seem them alone yet as a group suggest a less then awsome diamond!

 

[kelayzy]

I saw 2 feathers closing the girdle. I worry if I wear the ring everyday, will the fearthers become bigger? Then the clarity may become vs2 or even worse. So so so appreciate you guys adverse.

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I saw 2 feathers closing the girdle. I worry if I wear the ring everyday, will the fearthers become bigger? Then the clarity may become vs2 or even worse. So so so appreciate your guys adverse.

No, they will not become bigger. Any diamond, even a perfect IF, can be chipped if you hit it the wrong way, though. That's why insurance is essential for all diamonds of value.