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kryptboi02

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Hello,

I'm a new member here and in need of help with this ASET image. I see those green spots along the crown which will have weak light return; other than that, what do you guys think? is this a good looking diamond?

Thank you

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Hello and welcome to PriceScope, kryptboi02!
Greens around the crown with spots of weaker light return under the table may indicate some pavilion digging.
The effects may be amplified (or inaccurate) because the diamond appears to be slightly tilted to the right when the photo was taken, coupled with the possibility of overly intense backlighting.
Do you mind sharing what the proportions and angles are?
 
Here are the proportions and angles of the stone and the actual image.

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DejaWiz said:
You're good - solid choice
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Dejawiz,

This is a K color diamond with strong blue fluorescence. From reading the forums, I know the blue fluorescence will help cancel out some of the yellow tint and help low color diamond look whiter. However, the diamond will only glow blue under UV light such as sunlight or a blacklight so does it mean under normal indoor light condition, the fluorescence won't help the yellow tint much?

Thank you
 
kryptboi02 said:
Dejawiz,

This is a K color diamond with strong blue fluorescence. From reading the forums, I know the blue fluorescence will help cancel out some of the yellow tint and help low color diamond look whiter. However, the diamond will only glow blue under UV light such as sunlight or a blacklight so does it mean under normal indoor light condition, the fluorescence won't help the yellow tint much?

Thank you
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Any mention of clouds or graining on the grading report?
 
DejaWiz said:
Any mention of clouds or graining on the grading report?
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No, only pinpoints with only 3 dots marked on clarity report. Would it affect the diamond if it had clouds or graining?
 
kryptboi02 said:
No, only pinpoints with only 3 dots marked on clarity report. Would it affect the diamond if it had clouds or graining?
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It could, yes.
 
DejaWiz said:
It could, yes.
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It doesn’t mention anything about that on the GIA report. About the blue fluorescence and the K color; will the fluorescence help the diamond look whiter under normal indoor lighting condition without the UV light?
 
kryptboi02 said:
It doesn’t mention anything about that on the GIA report. About the blue fluorescence and the K color; will the fluorescence help the diamond look whiter under normal indoor lighting condition without the UV light?
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There's likely always some level of UV as long as light is present, so maybe...maybe not. The light return and optics look to be quite good with this diamond, so keep in mind the sheer amount of light return that it exhibits will help. It will become a matter of your sensitivity and tolerance to color.
 
DejaWiz said:
There's likely always some level of UV as long as light is present, so maybe...maybe not. The light return and optics look to be quite good with this diamond, so keep in mind the sheer amount of light return that it exhibits will help. It will become a matter of your sensitivity and tolerance to color.
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Thanks DejaWiz, I’ll order the diamond to check it out in person.
 
If you can share the video link - but make sure you hold the stone first.
Then we may be able to check for internal graining that is missed by GIA more than it is noted.
That will cause a reduction in brilliance that may be noticaeable as the Wiz mentioned.
To DJ Wiz - I like being able to recommend much better than average diamonds like this - rather than always pointing people to supa dupa - when 90% of people could never notice the difference.
Only us obsessed types :-)

Both have their place.
We don't all drive rolls Royces :-)
 
Garry H (Cut Nut) said:
If you can share the video link - but make sure you hold the stone first.
Then we may be able to check for internal graining that is missed by GIA more than it is noted.
That will cause a reduction in brilliance that may be noticaeable as the Wiz mentioned.
To DJ Wiz - I like being able to recommend much better than average diamonds like this - rather than always pointing people to supa dupa - when 90% of people could never notice the difference.
Only us obsessed types :)

Both have their place.
We don't all drive rolls Royces :)
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Here are the links to the 2 diamonds I'm considering. From looking at the videos and their proportions, which one do you think will do better?


 
Which one is speaking to you more?
 
DejaWiz said:
See anything else you like?

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Only one of them is HCA excellent? That’s probably the only one I would choose after checking out its images. What’s the deal with these stones? Are these great diamonds that have been picked by PS?
 
kryptboi02 said:
Only one of them is HCA excellent? That’s probably the only one I would choose after checking out its images. What’s the deal with these stones? Are these great diamonds that have been picked by PS?
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Not all of them get rated by the HCA, so you'll need to perform a bit of due diligence investigating for the ones that have N/A as the HCA score. :)
 
DejaWiz said:
Not all of them get rated by the HCA, so you'll need to perform a bit of due diligence investigating for the ones that have N/A as the HCA score. :)
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I just have time today to take a look at the diamonds in the list you sent; All I could say was wow! they all have close to perfect proportions! You’re very good at narrowing down your search eh? And I’m pretty sure they all have HCA score under 2. I’m requesting aset images on a couple of them now to see if I can find a better stone.

Thanks DejaWiz
 
kryptboi02 said:
I just have time today to take a look at the diamonds in the list you sent; All I could say was wow! they all have close to perfect proportions! You’re very good at narrowing down your search eh? And I’m pretty sure they all have HCA score under 2. I’m requesting aset images on a couple of them now to see if I can find a better stone.

Thanks DejaWiz
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You're very welcome and looking forward to seeing which ones you narrow down your list to!
 
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