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Need help. 2.40 H SI 1. Good diamond?

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mickadoo

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Is this diamond good value? $20,600 for 2.40 carat H SI1. What does it mean "clouds, pinpoints, and internal graining are not shown"? My GF wants an oval solitaire diamond with a gold band. Platinum or yellow gold for prongs? Any advice much appreciated.
 

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Is that the stone setting in the ring? Doesnt look like the same shape.

Do you have a link to a video of the stone turning by any chance? Its hard to tell anything about the stone without seeing some
movement.
 
freddyboston said:
decent price... most likely discounted more than other Si1 for that table crystal
see below videos for your H

By the way this D Si1 is pretty good deal $ if you are not afraid of Strong Blue FL (there are no clouds no graining so wont be milky/hazy)
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freddyboston said:
decent price... most likely discounted more than other Si1 for that table crystal
see below videos for your H

By the way this D Si1 is pretty good deal $ if you are not afraid of Strong Blue FL (there are no clouds no graining so wont be milky/hazy)
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Thank you. Not interested in the blue flourescent. Will the table inclusion be visible to the naked eye on the H Si?
 
mickadoo said:
Thank you. Not interested in the blue flourescent. Will the table inclusion be visible to the naked eye on the H Si?
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We can't tell for sure, becuase everyone's definition of eye clean is different. I would try to zoom out on your computer to the IRL size and see what you think.
 
What do you think in comparison with this 2.26 I VS2 for $18500? Are the table inclusions noticeable? IMG_2260.jpegIMG_2275.jpeg
 
table is large...greater than the depth ??... should be eye clean...

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If you are young, that first one may not be eye-clean. Usually, the way it works is when we know where the inclusion is our eye
goes directly to it when looking at our stone/ring. It may be eye-clean to others (from a distance) who dont know that there is an
inclusion on the table...this is all guesswork on my part but seems to be the consensus of long-term Pricescope members.

I would imagine that second stone is eye-clean. It does have some darkness through the middle (circled in blue) that I might not
be fond of. Are you looking for a 4 main oval? What is your budget?

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tyty333 said:
If you are young, that first one may not be eye-clean. Usually, the way it works is when we know where the inclusion is our eye
goes directly to it when looking at our stone/ring. It may be eye-clean to others (from a distance) who dont know that there is an
inclusion on the table...this is all guesswork on my part but seems to be the consensus of long-term Pricescope members.

I would imagine that second stone is eye-clean. It does have some darkness through the middle (circled in blue) that I might not
be fond of. Are you looking for a 4 main oval? What is your budget?

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Thank you for your input! I’m looking for a 4 oval 2.25-2.5 for around $20,000.
 
You have seen the stones in person (right?) so you are the best person to judge whether it’s eye clean.

How’s the bow tie effect in person?
 
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