Hi there!
Does this diamond look eye clean to you? Overall, does it look like a nice diamond?
Thanks in advance:-)
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-SI1-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1238435.asp?a_aid=dmnd1357
It looks like it might be, but its really hard to tell based on that photo since it’s not 100% in focus. ANyway, though, I like the cut better on this one for the same price:
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-SI1-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1013435.asp?a_aid=dmnd1357
Thank you for a quick reply. I actually like the cut on the one I picket better. It is only graded with a good symmetry though.. Looks quite symmetrical to me. Is symmetry an important factor regaring the brilliance and shine in an asscher, or is that more important on a brilliant cut diamond?
it’s not really important at all. See my articles on symmetry and polish. If you like the stone you selected more, then go for it! The two are very very close anyway.
Hi Ira!
Still haven’t decided.. Looking at Asschers in different price ranges at the moment. Would appreciate your oppinion on these:
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/H-VS1-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1303466.asp?a_aid=dmnd1375
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/F-VS2-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1318389.asp?a_aid=dmnd1375
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-VS2-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1305489.asp?a_aid=dmnd1375
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-VS1-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1244863.asp?a_aid=dmnd1375
I would like a stone with a nice cut/appearance and as big as possible, preferably below $8000.
Many thanks!
Those are all really nice, but if you want as big as possible, then definitely go for the 1.51 H VS1. It’s noticeably larger than the others, and an H will still look really nice in an Asscher cut.
I just noticed that you wrote preferably BELOW 8000. So it’s ultimately going to be up to you. My 2nd favorite is the F VS2. Its the 2nd largest, and you get the added benefit of a higher color.
Let me know which way you decide to go!
Also, if you buy it with a ring, then dont forget to use the TAD0611 coupon code. It’ll give you 10% off the setting.
Many thanks! Will let you know when I decide:-)
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Hi there Ira!
Just one more question for you, which one of these two stones would you go for?
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/H-VS1-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1322390.asp?a_aid=dmnd1357
https://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/G-VS1-Ideal-Cut-Asscher-Diamond-1244863.asp?a_aid=dmnd1357
Many thanks:-)
A : I would go with the G. Because of it’s superior cut, it’s as large in terms of LxW as the H color. SO in the end, you’re getting a higher color stone for only a little bit more.
Q: Thank you, I agree, the G has a nicer cut:-)
Is there a noticable difference, to the naked eye, in size (L/W) between a 5.90×5.66 stone and a 5.99×6.03 stone?
Yes, the 2nd one will be noticeably larger and more square.
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