Any thoughts on these two Expert Selection stones?

[MeganShannon11]

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I'm not sure if it makes any sense to pay for G color in studs, but how is the performance on these?

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Those are beautiful stones! In smaller sizes, the price for the color difference isn't as bad as it is with larger stones. I usually like to see a closer diameter than that, though.

Here is one of the ones you chose with an ACA that costs less than your second stone, the tables are the same size, and the diameter is a better match:

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I'm going to check H color, as well.

 

[MeganShannon11]

Those are beautiful stones! In smaller sizes, the price for the color difference isn't as bad as it is with larger stones. I usually like to see a closer diameter than that, though.

Here is one of the ones you chose with an ACA that costs less than your second stone, the tables are the same size, and the diameter is a better match:

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I'm going to check H color, as well.

Thanks so much!

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I've had several pairs of Whiteflash ACA diamonds, and all of mine have been H color. The H ACAs that will cost a little less than the G pair above and there are 3 that are all excellent matches in terms of diameter and table size.

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I'd certainly be happy with either the G or H pair!

 

[MeganShannon11]

I've had several pairs of Whiteflash ACA diamonds, and all of mine have been H color. The H ACAs that will cost a little less than the G pair above and there are 3 that are all excellent matches in terms of diameter and table size.

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I'd certainly be happy with either the G or H pair!

I really appreciate your help. I might go with these Hs. I’m looking at BG too, but there’s very few choices.

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Whiteflash has the best selection, so if you ever want to upgrade, I highly recommend going with them!

 

[daisygrl]

Those are beautiful stones! In smaller sizes, the price for the color difference isn't as bad as it is with larger stones. I usually like to see a closer diameter than that, though.

Here is one of the ones you chose with an ACA that costs less than your second stone, the tables are the same size, and the diameter is a better match:

Diamond comparison | Compare Diamonds to choose and buy the best one

Whiteflash gives you an excellent opportunity to compare diamonds to make a great deal. With diamond’s parameters provided, you can compare any detail.

www.whiteflash.com

I'm going to check H color, as well.

Nice find. It surprises me that ACA ends up being slightly cheaper (I understand that the overall carat weight is slightly less than the ES stone - but the diameter does not reflect that.) When I was picking a stone, the price difference between ACA and ES was not all that significant.

 

[sledge]

FWIW, I prefer the two 0.403 H’s. Cut proportions aren’t matchy matchy but they are close enough. Yields you the same spread as the G’s and for about the same price of the uncertified house stones (which are H/I in color).

I don’t care for the 0.40 H because in the video it appears to have a slight haze. Doubtful it’s noticeable to the naked eye but with mega zoom video & spot lighting I can notice it.

If you are interested in them, ask your WF rep to pull the two 0.403’s and the last G’s @diamondseeker2006 recommended to see if you can see notice any color variation.