Would like an opinion pls.

[e240]

Hi,
Attached is the GIA cert for the ring. its blur but I''ve transcribed it below.

GIA
GEM Trade Laboratory
Diamond Dossier Grading Report
November 19, 2002
Laser Inscription Registry GIA 12423322
Shape and Cutting Style Square Modified (Brilliant)
Measurements 4.81 x 4.62 x 3.49mm
Weight 0.65 carat
Proportions
Depth 75.5%
Table 81%
Gridle Medium to slightly thick
Cutlet None
Finish
Polish Very Good
Symmertry Very Good
Clarity Grade VVS1
Charateristics Pinpoint
Colour Grade F
Flourescence None
Comments None


I was told earlier that GIA doesn''t use "Very good" ratings and this cert is a little different from what I''ve seen. What do the listers think of this diamond?

Thanks

 

[DiamondOptics]

Hi e240,

Actually GIA does use "very good" as one of their terms
to describe the polish or symmetry ratings
for a stone graded be them.

Have you had an opportunity to see this diamond.

Kirk Konst

 

[e240]

Hi,

I wasn't able to view the diamond.
But my Fiancee viewed it and described it as extremely beautiful.
unfortunately, the pictures that came out were all blurred.

Well, for A$7K including a handmade platinum ring set in a four double claw design, I think it was a good deal.

 

[DiamondOptics]

A visual analysis for a fancy cut is very important.

Kirk Konst

 

[Richard Sherwood]

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Well, for A$7K including a handmade platinum ring set in a four double
claw design, I think it was a good deal.
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Is that $7,000 "American"? Or does the "A" mean Australian, or some other currency?

 

[Rhino]

With an 81% table ... you can BET you'll get a good deal, that is if the seller really wants to move that stone.

Rhino