Will you give me your thoughts on this stone, please?

[27fan]

 

[tyty333]

Can you give us the link so people can see it in motion?

 

[27fan]

Absolutely and Thank you

Loupe360

loupe360.com

 

[27fan]

I’m trying to put the link here, but it’s not getting approved

 

[DejaWiz]

Here you go:

Loupe360

loupe360.com

 

[27fan]

Here you go:

Loupe360

loupe360.com

Thank you Dejawiz,

What is your opinion on this stone?

 

[DejaWiz]

Thank you Dejawiz,

What is your opinion on this stone?

If it were in the standard color grade (D-Z), then I'd say there's too much mushiness in the center. However, being a fancy color, it may be one of those diamonds that you need to see with your own eyes to decide if it's a keeper or not.

 

[DejaWiz]

Looks very nice. funny thing is I have a yellow, which I struggle to photograph like this. Always turns out grey? Theres another peculiar thing about the stone, some surface marks I can't get rid of... tell me what you think, also, any advice on photography?

Hello and welcome to PriceScope, ferropericlase!
Please start a new thread about your inquiry as to not "thread hijack" another member's thread.

 

[27fan]

If it were in the standard color grade (D-Z), then I'd say there's too much mushiness in the center. However, being a fancy color, it may be one of those diamonds that you need to see with your own eyes to decide if it's a keeper or not.

Thank you, I appreciate your input. It’s not here yet, being put into a setting. I have learned that I should ask for input before I hit the buy button.

 

[Garry H (Cut Nut)]

If it were in the standard color grade (D-Z), then I'd say there's too much mushiness in the center. However, being a fancy color, it may be one of those diamonds that you need to see with your own eyes to decide if it's a keeper or not.

The mushiness is great in fancy colored diamond guys - it means there are few to almost no ugly dark zones.
This appears to be a very nice stone.
Also a small additional comment.
A lot of lab diamonds, especially CVD, have stria or internal graining - this is a sparkle killer in colorless diamonds but can be a benefit in fancy colours.
Kashmir sapphires and Burmese rubies have this issue with fine microscopic inclusions and it make the color blue on blue / red on red as opposed to dark zones caused by extinction.