Date: 5/11/2009 8:45:10 PM
Author: nek
Guys, I am starting to feel overwhelmed about buying a diamond.
Slight difference in measurements are expected between machines. Also, for GIA measurements, tables are in increments of 1%, pavilion angles at 0.2degrees and crown angles at 0.5 degrees and these angles are the average of 8 different facets.Date: 5/11/2009 10:31:44 PM
Author: nek
The GIA and OGI firetrace reports give quite different results for this jogia diamond. Now i will have to read up about these discrepancies!
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No. You might not even notice it that much. This page explains furtherDate: 5/13/2009 9:04:24 AM
Author: nek
Thankyou for your help guys,
the slightly bigger rock has some medium blue fluor would this have a negative effect on the appearance of the stone?
i will call jogia tomorrow and see if i can view that stone in sydney.
otherwise, if the experts think either stone is a good purchase i will do soexciting!
Most likely you won''t even notice it unless you are in a dark room with only UV lightings. Good luck.Date: 5/13/2009 9:07:42 AM
Author: nek
great!
i guess i wouldn''t even be able to detect it? i don''t want my diamond too look like it is meant to be, for instance, a blue sapphire!
Only under a blacklight would you notice it or in some sunlight you might notice a hint of blue, but we have some here with med blue fluorescent diamonds that never see it so I think you should be fine.Date: 5/13/2009 9:07:42 AM
Author: nek
great!
i guess i wouldn''t even be able to detect it? i don''t want my diamond too look like it is meant to be, for instance, a blue sapphire!
Date: 5/24/2009 11:17:17 PM
Author: nek
Hi all,
I narrowly missed out on the 1.3 F VS1 . Now only the 1.0 E VS2 is currently available. The GIA-cert indicates there is a small cloud when viewing the table. Is this significant? I can''t see it on the photo or video. I feel like this diamond is second rate compared to the one I missed out on. I want to get engaged but i would be happier with the diamond that is bigger, slightly less colourless and slightly better clarity!
Shouldn''t be, check with the vendor to be sure. If you aren''t sure though then wait a bit, the right one will turn up.Date: 5/24/2009 11:17:17 PM
Author: nek
Hi all,
I narrowly missed out on the 1.3 F VS1 . Now only the 1.0 E VS2 is currently available. The GIA-cert indicates there is a small cloud when viewing the table. Is this significant? I can''t see it on the photo or video. I feel like this diamond is second rate compared to the one I missed out on. I want to get engaged but i would be happier with the diamond that is bigger, slightly less colourless and slightly better clarity!
Not that rare.Date: 5/25/2009 5:45:39 AM
Author: nek
Thanks for the replies guys,
How rare do you think super perfect cut H&A F VS1 1.3ish -ct diamonds are? I can''t see that many around!!
I don''t want to have to wait too long.... i want to give the ring sooner rather than later![]()