Yellow Diamond?

[Gypsyrose1]

I have the oppertunity to purchase a yellow diamond...I have rarely seen one and do not know much about them...I woulld appreciate any advise for any one who knows anything about these beautiful yellow diamonds...The diamond in question is .74 carat. Round brilliant cut. good make and finish. SI-1 clarity. color is natural fancy golden yellow. This discription of the diamond are from the apprasial. In anyones opinion what would a diamond like this be worth or what would be a reasonable price I should pay?????????

 

[webz]

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http://www.icestore.com/search/fancy_color_diamonds.asp In terms of what it is worth? You really need a GIA report that specifies that the color is of natural origin and the intensity of the color. Without more information I am "shooting in the dark".
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[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

Proof of natural origin?
eg GIA cert?
If the colour is very strong it could be equivalent of D SI price.
Exceptional - vivid could be more.

 

[Gypsyrose1]

Thanks for the response...It a beautiful diamond really at any price....$4,000 is the price ...GOOD????

 

[Jaime]

aquired a 2.4 ct IF FLY VG,VG. What do you figure a carat?
(GIA full cert)

 

[Richard Sherwood]

Jaime, fancy colors above all things really have to be seen to be valued. Nuances in color make all the difference. Yellows usually have a modifying hue, and some are less desirable than others. Also, the category of "fancy light yellow" has a range to it. If the diamond barely made it into that category, that's one thing. If it is full into that category headed in the direction of the next category up, that's another thing.

Also how well it's cut and the brilliance of the stone play a part in the total scenario.

Would you be able to post a picture of it?

Rich, GG
Sarasota Gemological Laboratory