rickdeckard
Rough_Rock
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Hi guys and girls,
this is the first time i post on this forum, but i have to say that it already helped a lot to read some posts here !
i bought a bulgari "torcello" engagement ring, and even if i know that the price i paid is because of the "brand" i would like you idea on the ring, and the stone...
torcello platinium ring with a 0.35ct diamond
round brilliant
GIA cert october 2008 + bulgari cert.
as for the stone :
IF
E
cut : excellent
symetry : excellent
culet : none
(as for the proportions, i don''t have them all in mind, but last time i checked it did match perfectly what is most of the time stated as the perfect proportions !)
fluorescence : medium blue
details : minor details of polish are present
i bought the ring for around 5000$, and i do not regret it cause i really fell in love with this very ring, it is the style my girl like, and since she does not like when the stones are too big, i think the 0.35 would fit perfectly, i am for sure not rich, but i wanted this ring to be special and of high quality, sicne it is for me the most important jewel i will ever give as a present
i searched this website before register, because of the famous "fluorescence" question... and i read here and there, that the blue fluorescence i kind of appreciated by many people, but that fluorescence on itself, is better to be avoided when buying a high clarity stone, and on the other hand can enhance en less high clarity stone...
here is a picture of the ring, so you can have an idea of the setting, i would really appreciate to have your idea on the ring (if you like it) and on the stone, (is it a good deal? if not by price, at least by quality)
thanks a lot to eveyrone to have taken the time of reading this till the end, and sorry for my poor english !!!!
there is another pic in attach, but i don''t know if it will work... LOL
Rick
![001e4ff5da770b5e59af04[1].jpg 001e4ff5da770b5e59af04[1].jpg](https://www.pricescope.com/community/data/attachments/198/198027-9601a77aca0492685240333fb2363ec0.jpg?hash=lgGnesoEkm)
this is the first time i post on this forum, but i have to say that it already helped a lot to read some posts here !
i bought a bulgari "torcello" engagement ring, and even if i know that the price i paid is because of the "brand" i would like you idea on the ring, and the stone...
torcello platinium ring with a 0.35ct diamond
round brilliant
GIA cert october 2008 + bulgari cert.
as for the stone :
IF
E
cut : excellent
symetry : excellent
culet : none
(as for the proportions, i don''t have them all in mind, but last time i checked it did match perfectly what is most of the time stated as the perfect proportions !)
fluorescence : medium blue
details : minor details of polish are present
i bought the ring for around 5000$, and i do not regret it cause i really fell in love with this very ring, it is the style my girl like, and since she does not like when the stones are too big, i think the 0.35 would fit perfectly, i am for sure not rich, but i wanted this ring to be special and of high quality, sicne it is for me the most important jewel i will ever give as a present
i searched this website before register, because of the famous "fluorescence" question... and i read here and there, that the blue fluorescence i kind of appreciated by many people, but that fluorescence on itself, is better to be avoided when buying a high clarity stone, and on the other hand can enhance en less high clarity stone...
here is a picture of the ring, so you can have an idea of the setting, i would really appreciate to have your idea on the ring (if you like it) and on the stone, (is it a good deal? if not by price, at least by quality)
thanks a lot to eveyrone to have taken the time of reading this till the end, and sorry for my poor english !!!!
there is another pic in attach, but i don''t know if it will work... LOL
Rick

![001e4ff5da770b5e59af04[1].jpg 001e4ff5da770b5e59af04[1].jpg](https://www.pricescope.com/community/data/attachments/198/198027-9601a77aca0492685240333fb2363ec0.jpg?hash=lgGnesoEkm)