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HELP!! Getting Ready to Buy That RING A or B

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2457h

Rough_Rock
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Dear All



You must have heard this many times, but i am about to make that commitment of a lifetime. I have been doing the research and of course its driving me crazy, I have come to terms that the "CUT" needs to be "IDEAL" but then realized its not just a matter of Table or Depth but other IDEALS, such as 1A 1B and all this info from Sarin Reports to H&A and AGS. I am planning to spend a good amount of hard earn money on someone I love very much so Quality in terms of peace of mind is major issue. Here is my CRITERIA for the diamond



MUST HAVE GIA



COLOR: F and above



CARAT: around 1.30 (up or down .05)



CLARITY: VS2 and above



CUT: TOP IDEAL



I have some options i am down too, please help me choose.



A) 1.31 D VS2 EX EX IDEAL T56 D61.3 11k



SARIN REPORT: crown angle 34.1 Crown height 14.5 Pavil Angle 34.1 Pavil depth 43.3 Cutlet None Girdle Medium



B) 1.27 F VS1 EX EX IDEAL T56 D61.7 10k



SARIN REPORT: crown angle 35.3 Crown height 15.1 Pail Angle 41.3 pavil dept 43.7 Culet None Girdle Thin



Please help me decide which one will have the most sparks and fire and brilliance for my wife to be. Thanks you.





2457h

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hoorray

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Hi 2457h,


First off, your questions will probably get a lot more of the expert''s attention if you post t;his on Rocky Talk. That is where all te details stone analysis and questions are, so that''s where they check.


My 2cents is that you have a typo in the pavilion angle on the first stone, so who knows, but the second stone looks pretty steep and deep, which isn''t good normally. You might try running the numbers through the HCA cut analysis to see what they come out. (I don''t have time to do that right now -- it is under the Tools header above.)


Also, one thing to ay attention to that isn''t obvious when you first get started is the diameter measurements. They are a good indicator of if it is the appropriate size for it''s weight. Diameter is the indicator of how big a stone will look, not carat. Carat is a weight, and often poorly cut stones will hide weight an lok small for their size, but you still pay for it, and vis versa.


Good luck!


 
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