louisemitch
Rough_Rock
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- Nov 19, 2023
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has the numbers of a 60/60* stone with a low crown and a higher pavilion angle. These stones tend more towards brightness at the
cost of fire.
We still cant really evaluate it without up close pictures and videos. Please put the stone on hold and then provide the link so we
can get a further look.
*Most people prefer the look of a TIC stone with a table under 58 and a depth of 60-62%. Crown angle would be 34-35 degrees with the
appropriate corresponding pavilion angle of 40.6-41.
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It does not look like a well cut diamond. Can you return it? We'd be happy to find you an alternative.
Yes, I have a couple weeks left to return it. Just want to make sure I’m making the right decision. I keep going back and forth on how I feel about it. Just need some good professional advice
It does not look like a well cut diamond. Can you return it? We'd be happy to find you an alternative.
Thank you all so much for your help! I will be returning the ring this weekend and will start from scratch. I want to be sure I get the perfect diamond for me. Any help is welcomed.
You won't be disappointed in the end. Tell us what your preferences are in terms of size, color, clarity and budget and we will start searching!
Thank you all for your help. (I was able to get a refund on that diamond) I think I have settled on a beautiful round diamond from Victor Canera.