Promise you won't snatch it up??Link?
That one is a nice diamond but it's not a hearts & arrows. Do you have a hard budget?Promise you won't snatch it up??
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-di...j-color-vs2-clarity-excellent-cut-sku-4924441
Hi Op you're too funny. Would never do that to anyone much less a TPF friend.
While I agree this isn't a hearts and arrows diamond, you need to be happy with your gem -- be so happy each time you look at it
If you are after size (carat weight) against a budget then we can be real as to what to recommend. I think this gem is severely underpriced but I would not go for it. I can already see it won't sparkle enough and being over 2 carats, the color and flaws are more noticeable.
Keep looking I'd say! There is a gem out there for you! Don't rush!!
Those are a little out of our range. Hoping to get the setting and the diamond for about $14k. That is why I was so happy when the one I found was a 2 on the HCA.That one is a nice diamond but it's not a hearts & arrows. Do you have a hard budget?
Check out the sparkle on this one, also J/VS, very close in size:
https://www.whiteflash.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut-loose-diamond-4013671.htm
Here's one on JA, you'd need to ask them to confirm it is eye clean though first since it's SI:
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-di...color-si1-clarity-true-hearts-cut-sku-3634657
Good idea!The colors and flaws show up because you're looking at a huge magnification. FWIW, my diamond shown above is a J/SI1 and 2.15 ct. It's fully eye clean and you can see how white it looks. I would contact the customer service at JA or WF and say you're looking for a H&A RB and tell them your budget and preferred size and they can notify you when one comes in with those specs. That's how we got mine.
What about this one?
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-di...j-color-vs1-clarity-excellent-cut-sku-5000592
Not as big, but less flaws and 1.6 on HCA
This one looks promising. I would ask someone who works there to look at it in person and ask how its performance compares to a H&A and if it would be close to making the cut. Many articles say to use the HCA as a rejection tool not a selection tool.What about this one?
https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-di...j-color-vs1-clarity-excellent-cut-sku-5000592
Not as big, but less flaws and 1.6 on HCA
Thanks!This one looks promising. I would ask someone who works there to look at it in person and ask how its performance compares to a H&A and if it would be close to making the cut. Many articles say to use the HCA as a rejection tool not a selection tool.
I will check it out!I prefer this one over the first one too. It appears more eye clean, but agree that you need to check performance against a super ideal.
Have you tried rare carat? I am not recommending it as I've not tried it but I've seen it around a lot on my ads (as DH and I are buying earrings) -- thought it might be a possibile source in case.
Just want to encourage you not to rule out a diamond that may have spots in the 100x magnification video--it could be perfectly eye clean! If you care about "mind clean" like poster above then it is not for you, and that is fine, but if not, you may find a beautiful eye clean H&A diamond that shows spots/lines in the magnification. Ask the customer service to confirm for you first.I will check it out!