I'm currently looking at purchasing an IGI certified stone. Could I get some expert advice on what is a fair price to pay for it at a jewelry store (and what's a great price)? Also whether it sounds like a good stone?
It's 1.01 carats
F in color
SI1
The jeweler made the measurements as IGI doesn't provice them.
He says:
59% table
61% depth
16.3% crown height
42.1% pavilion
crown angle 34-35%
polish - don't know yet
symmetry - don't know yet
fluroresence- don't know yet
Please let me know if I'm missing any important considerations also.
thanks,
jgr
Help please
Started by
tahoe
, Sep 07 2000 07:59 AM
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Posted 07 September 2000 - 10:25 AM
I wouldn't rely on an "IGI" certification. Should go with AGS or GIA as noted elsewhere on this board.
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Posted 17 September 2000 - 11:06 AM
I WOULD ADVISE YOU TO GO WITH THE GIA
OR THE AGS BECAUSE IT MORE RECOMMENDED AND RECOGNIZABLE IN THE INDUSTRY
OR THE AGS BECAUSE IT MORE RECOMMENDED AND RECOGNIZABLE IN THE INDUSTRY
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Posted 17 September 2000 - 11:08 AM
YOU ARE MISSING THE SHAPE OF THE STONE.
BECAUSE THE SHAPE IS IMPORTANT AS WELL BECAUSE IT DETERMINES THE PRICE AS WELL.
LT
BECAUSE THE SHAPE IS IMPORTANT AS WELL BECAUSE IT DETERMINES THE PRICE AS WELL.
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Posted 17 September 2000 - 11:11 AM
YOU ARE MISSING THE SHAPE OF THE STONE.
BECAUSE THE SHAPE IS IMPORTANT AS WELL BECAUSE IT DETERMINES THE PRICE AS WELL.
LT
BECAUSE THE SHAPE IS IMPORTANT AS WELL BECAUSE IT DETERMINES THE PRICE AS WELL.
LT
