How true is this statement about color

[whitewave]

That looks sooo white @whitewave!

It changed my mind about K color.

 

[La2020]

It changed my mind about K color.

Is there any fluorescence? It definitely doesn't look like any of the Ks which we have seen before.

 

[nala]

Check out this thread that I started!
https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/real-life-color-comparisons—show-me-yours.260450/#post-4832822

 

[whitewave]

Is there any fluorescence? It definitely doesn't look like any of the Ks which we have seen before.

No fluorescence.

It’s a super ideal crafted by infinity brand diamond.

 

[whitewave]

BTW, you can see a video of the K on my IG yatcube

 

[lulu_ma]

This is from the diamonds pro website

"Second, if you’re buying a round brilliant cut diamond. As we mentioned in our guide to diamond color, the round brilliant cut is excellent at concealing yellow coloration. If you choose any grade higher than H, you’re paying for a feature you simply won’t be able to see."

is this accurate?

relevant to larger stones say 1.8 carat and up ??

@Vegasvick Here's a quick pic of a F emerald cut versus a I brilliant cut for comparison. While the emerald cut doesn't sparkle as much as the RBI, I can see a slight tint in the RBI. The RBI is 1.61 carats. Neither have any fluorescence.