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[Alexosenna]

Can anyone give me a price range on this stone? Thanks

[url]https://myapps.gia.edu/ReportCheckPortal/getReportData.do?&reportno=2141013188&weight=0.59#[/url]

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[denverappraiser]

Square Modified Brilliant
Measurements: 4.79 x 4.69 x 3.14 mm
Carat Weight: 0.59 carat Color: Origin: Natural Grade: Fancy Yellow Distribution: Even Clarity Grade: I1
Proportions:
Depth: 66.8% Table: 87% Girdle: Thin to Extremely Thick Culet: None
Finish:
Polish: Good Symmetry: Good Fluorescence: Medium Blue

[davidelevi]

I gave you a broad range on your other thread. To get closer estimates, at the very least one needs much better quality photos, and to get offers you will need to have people seeing the diamond.

[denverappraiser]

I hadn't remembered the other thread. Here it is:

http://www.diamondre...4660#entry34660

[denverappraiser]

Reviewing that other thread, your question seems to be how much you can sell it for. That depends as much on you as it does the stone. How do you plan to sell it? In particular, how do you plan to find a customer?

[Alexosenna]

@davidelevi Thanks for the price estimate on the other thread. I was hoping for a couple more people to give their opinion. As for the pics, that's as good a resolution as I can take them.

@denverappraiser I plan to sell it to a jewelry store, but I want to have an idea of what it costs before I go to them.

[denverappraiser]

I think Davide's estimates of retail prices are a reasonable range ($500-1200) although they may go up from that if they sell it as part of a designer type piece. Most stores that I know of would not be buying this sort of goods for inventory and I suspect it will be a difficult item to sell to them but I would expect bids from $200 - $500 if they're interested at all. Perhaps a bit more if you can do a consignment deal with them and they have a customer on the hook before they have to lay out the money. The details of why it got an I-1 clarity are going to be important. The bright side is that bids are usually free so it's just a matter of asking the jeweler you have in mind what THEY are willing to pay.