Graining is present

[Mariomomo]

Hello to everybody, I hope someone can help me, in my purchase.
I am writing from Europe and here the most popular certificate is IGI Antwerp.
Regarding a Round Diamond: D IF 1,56 carat, triple excellent, ideal cut, fluorescence slight, I have seen in the comments side of the certificate: "graining is present". I know that in GIA report this statement is different, but I think that they can be compared.
Anyway, since my English is very bad, is better I place my real question. Considering rapaport prices, this "Graining is present" on the certificate, can give to the diamond a lower pirice?
The seller said to me that graining doesn't change the price and that I have to see consider all the other things like color, clarity, cut, etc...
Which is the truth?
Thank you very much.
Mario

 

[Stive85]

Hello to everybody, I hope someone can help me, in my purchase.
I am writing from Europe and here the most popular certificate is IGI Antwerp.
Regarding a Round Diamond: D IF 1,56 carat, triple excellent, ideal cut, fluorescence slight, I have seen in the comments side of the certificate: "graining is present". I know that in GIA report this statement is different, but I think that they can be compared.
Anyway, since my English is very bad, is better I place my real question. Considering rapaport prices, this "Graining is present" on the certificate, can give to the diamond a lower pirice?
The seller said to me that graining doesn't change the price and that I have to see consider all the other things like color, clarity, cut, etc...
Which is the truth?
Thank you very much.
Mario

A bit confused with your questions. However, I can tell you there is no need whatsoever to buy an IF diamond, or for that matter a D color. You will be paying a premium for those two characteristics that you will not notice with the naked eye.. Youll save tons of money dropping those a bit.

Plus IGI is a soft grading lab..