Dreamer_D
Super_Ideal_Rock
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Mara|1343192075|3239496 said:Sounds as though you don't really need the EGL report for insurance since your jeweler can just write up an appraisal so that's good.
Though I don't know if I'd exactly call the report useless just because they would term it a MRB, because if you insured it, and something happened, and they replaced it with a 'like' MRB, you could just sell that stone and go back on the hunt for another extremely late transitional-borderline-MRB. And probably pocket some $ along the way. That doesn't sound so bad to me!!![]()
I am not particularly sentimental about diamonds, usually I am fairly logical and economical. I mean, I have been basically operating on the assumption that anything I buy I need to be able to sell and recoup because I have changed my mind in the past. But in this case I don't feel like that! I know this style of old cut is not everyone's cup of tea, but for *me* it is truly special and has captured my heart
Anyways, not everyone likes reports for the same reason I do: I like them *just because* it is fun to have more information about my diamond and its all part of my enjoyment. Like when people order a family tree off the internet or something