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I totally agree with you about having a well cut though smaller stone. I''ll be anxiously waiting for your assessment and report for your new and improved stone. I can''t wait to send mine for recut, but I must be patient. Besides getting feedback from you about your recut stone, I am waiting for my ACA upgrade (only one more week before it arrives) to compare with my old stone. I need to be convinced that there is indeed a significant difference in my case, as i always think my old diamond is already a sparkling gem.Date: 7/21/2009 3:42:54 PM
Author: NatalieE
Date: 7/20/2009 8:43:48 PM
Author: FancyDiamond
NatalieE,
Thanks for sharing your experience. I am also contemplating about having my old stone recut. Just do not know if the benefits would outweigh the cost. Was your pre-cut diamond dull looking and lifeless? Do you think the present value of your ''new'' stone is much greater than that of your old stone plus recut/misc costs? I know, your stone has great sentimental value, and you want to keep it. Did you get an AGS report?
Your Welcome, My pre-cut diamond was a typical common cut diamond, According to Brian held alot of top weight on the crown so I was told it was a good canditate for cut. I have yet to see the stone but it looks to be a much more promising stone looking at the data and pictures sent. I will let you know what I think when I get it.
As for value, I personally would prefer a slightly smaller better performing stone than a lesser larger stone.
Good luck whatever you chose![]()