Don't know if you ever made a choice here, but if I were in your place, I would drop color down a notch or two to F and get a bigger stone. If you go look at *reliably* graded stones (GIA or AGS) most likely you are not going to see much face up difference in color, especially in a well cut stone. A poorly cut stone (like number 1) would show more color than a well cut one because the well cut stone is doing its job of reflecting light back to you, unlike a poorly cut one.
The second one has somewhat better angles than the first one (the first is a NO!) but the 40.4 pavilion could be tricky with the 35.5 crown angle making a slightly top heavy stone which *might* have slight obstruction issues, but probably not. You'd need an aset image of it.
Here is some good, concise video for some basic diamond dieas..short and sweet.
cut quality and its effect on body color:
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