Advice on this Emerald ASET?

[Significant_Garden]

Hello,

I recently ordered this diamond but they sent me the ASET after ordering and I'm starting to have some doubts.
Any input would be helpful!

Emerald 1.51 Carat Natural Diamond, E, VVS2, GIA Certified

1.51 carat natural diamond, certified by GIA. E color and VVS2 clarity. Priced at $12999, is 45% lower than our fair price estimate, and seems like a Great Price for a Emerald Shape conflict-free diamond

www.rarecarat.com

 

[tyty333]

@Karl_K What say you?

I personally think it looks decent. I would need to see it in person to make sure the "dark" facets are lighting up as it moves
and not showing leakage. Karl will be able to glean more from the aset.

 

[Karl_K]

Has it shipped?
The center looks very dark in the video and ASET says it also may be an issue.

 

[Significant_Garden]

Has it shipped?
The center looks very dark in the video and ASET says it also may be an issue.

is hasn't shipped, should I cancel?

 

[Karl_K]

is hasn't shipped, should I cancel?

I think you can do better.
Its not easy finding a good one.

 

[Significant_Garden]

I think you can do better.
Its not easy finding a good one.

It’s definitely a lot of work, may I get your advice on this one?
E VS1 1.51

V360 Viewer

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https://diamondmedia.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/B2B/imaged/1403040501/ASET_Black_BG.jpg

 

[Karl_K]

It’s definitely a lot of work, may I get your advice on this one?
E VS1 1.51

V360 Viewer

s3.amazonaws.com

https://diamondmedia.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/B2B/imaged/1403040501/ASET_Black_BG.jpg

table size? depth?
Is there a plot on the report?
Florescence?

 

[Significant_Garden]

table size? depth?
Is there a plot on the report?
Florescence?

I'm having issues obtaining the plot but they said the depth is 67 and the table size at 69 with no florescence. I am also looking at a few others, would you mind taking a look at them? I trust your opinions a lot more than the "gemologists" they have on these websites.

1.

Emerald 1.50 Carat Natural Diamond, E, VVS2, GIA Certified

1.50 carat natural diamond, certified by GIA. E color and VVS2 clarity. Priced at $14150, is 21% lower than our fair price estimate, and seems like a Great Price for a Emerald Shape conflict-free diamond

www.rarecarat.com

Video:

V360 Viewer

2.

Emerald 1.50 Carat Natural Diamond, E, VVS2, GIA Certified

1.50 carat natural diamond, certified by GIA. E color and VVS2 clarity. Priced at $11576, is 42% lower than our fair price estimate, and seems like a Great Price for a Emerald Shape conflict-free diamond

www.rarecarat.com

Video:

V360 Viewer

3.

1.52 Carat Emerald Diamond D-5MEISU9XCJ | Ritani

1.52 Carat Emerald Earth Diamond VG Cut F Color VVS1 Clarity with diamond report lab GIA

www.ritani.com

4.

1.52 Carat Emerald Diamond D-5MEKMZEI7U | Ritani

1.52 Carat Emerald Earth Diamond VG Cut F Color VVS1 Clarity with diamond report lab GIA

www.ritani.com

 

[Karl_K]

69 table is out.
Look for a table 65 and under.
1: - no - large dark zones and huge table
2: no huge table and blech
3: no, sample image, huge table
4: no, sample image, huge table

 

[Significant_Garden]

69 table is out.
Look for a table 65 and under.
1: - no - large dark zones and huge table
2: no huge table and blech
3: no, sample image, huge table
4: no, sample image, huge table

Having table 65 and under definitely eliminated a lot of diamonds, is there a depth I should aim for too? Thank you again for your input

 

[Karl_K]

Having table 65 and under definitely eliminated a lot of diamonds, is there a depth I should aim for too? Thank you again for your input

Depth I try and keep under 67 in an EC unless it has very high crown height. Its flexible for the right stone as is table a bit say 66 table with everything else right.
Depth does not always equal spread so you have to pay attention to the mm also.

 

[Significant_Garden]

Depth I try and keep under 67 in an EC unless it has very high crown height. Its flexible for the right stone as is table a bit say 66 table with everything else right.
Depth does not always equal spread so you have to pay attention to the mm also.

I am starting to think that there may be something conflicting about what I am looking for since the websites are barely showing me any diamonds that match the criteria. More specifically I am trying to reach 8 mm in length while staying under 1.6 ct, is this achievable?

What do you think of these:

1.

1.60 Carat Diamond, Emerald, F Color, VVS1, GIA, D118884367

This Emerald shape, F color,VVS1 clarity, and Super Ideal make (cut) certified loose diamond comes with a report from the GIA

www.brilliance.com

Video:

Loupe360

loupe360.com

2.

1.56 Carat Natural Diamond, Emerald Cut, IF, E Color, GIA Certified

Emerald cut, 1.56 carat natural diamond, certified by GIA. E color and IF clarity. This diamond is now sold and was originally priced 41% lower than our fair price estimate.

www.rarecarat.com

3.

1.51 Carat D VVS2 Emerald Natural Diamond GIA Certified 2478232345 Affinity Cut - D54490901

1.51 carat, Emerald, D Color, VVS2 clarity, GIA Certified Diamond, GIA Certificate 2478232345, Affinity Cut Natural Diamond, D54490901

www.adiamor.com

4.

1.50 Carat E IF Emerald Natural Diamond GIA Certified Affinity Cut - D60521704

1.50 carat, Emerald, E Color, IF clarity, GIA Certified Diamond, Affinity Cut Natural Diamond, D60521704

www.adiamor.com

 

[Karl_K]

#3 try and get a better video and ASET and put it on hold.
It is very intriguing but not enough data to call it.
The other 2 are not what you want.

 

[Karl_K]

#3 in the last batch. See if you can get an ASET.