Proposal Ring - Part 3

[tyrensky]

I would say go down and take a look. The first decagon I waitlisted for was a G VVS1 and it was definitely below expectations. The G was quite cloudy/milky under normal lighting. Colour G is a range, it can be closer to F or H. I rejected that diamond and re-waitlist for a better diamond but this time I specified a better colour grade.

My second diamond is an E VS1 and it's so much better! Definitely don't regret rejecting the first

Thanks for sharing. How long did u waited for your second diamond? I'm glad u got what u want.

Before I preorder I'm also not happy with the range given F-G and ask if there's a higher range but wasn't accepted.

 

[Dinjar]

Thanks for sharing. How long did u waited for your second diamond? I'm glad u got what u want.

Before I preorder I'm also not happy with the range given F-G and ask if there's a higher range but wasn't accepted.

We were quite lucky! We waited 1 month for the first diamond and when we re-waitlist, our waiting time was 1 month as well. I've read that others waited much longer for their diamonds in this forum.

We placed our preorder for the 0.71-0.72, F-G and VVS1-VVS2 range for the first one. The second time we placed it for 0.71-0.72, D-E, VVS2-VS2 range.

If they don't have a higher color grade for your carat size, maybe you can consider letting them know you're only interested in F? But you should head down to see the diamond first! Like some said, white series G can still be very bright

 

[KYLee]

My decagon is finally in sg

0.547 G IF

4600. What do you guys think? I was a tiny bit disappointed the color is G but then white series is so bright G is as white as E/F.

The 0.7 decagon prototype at JP is a color G, when compared to a SIC color E, i would never think the decagon is a G, it is very much brighter and whiter.

 

[qweiopertyu]

I went to JP and it seems that the SIC diamonds that i am looking at, i am unable to see the distinct arrow design from the top (the contrast). Is it common or varies from diamond to diamond.

 

[Irenicis]

Congrats! Is that your diamond?
The table is ok. Bigger table will make the diamond look bigger too. Though it still ultimately depends on the scope images and what it shows. The usual proportions for the 57 facets wont apply to these modified cuts. They are meant to have a different set of ideal proportions.

Just doing a bit more research again...has anyone seen a JP SIC or White Series round diamond with 58% table?

Was wondering how this relatively large table would affect the brilliance and fire of the diamond? In theory I've read that it's not as good? But how about in reality?

 

[Raymondwei]

Can wear wear gold ring at last finger and engagement ring which is silver oj the last end finger, will the silver eat away the gold ring ?? Like cause its gold to fade etc. Need advise..

 

[koifishclown]

I went to JP and it seems that the SIC diamonds that i am looking at, i am unable to see the distinct arrow design from the top (the contrast). Is it common or varies from diamond to diamond.

The arrow contrast is meant to be seen under diffused lights and not shop lights. Shop lights are too strong and glaring. It makes the diamond sparkle too much to see the arrows properly.

 

[koifishclown]

Just doing a bit more research again...has anyone seen a JP SIC or White Series round diamond with 58% table?

Was wondering how this relatively large table would affect the brilliance and fire of the diamond? In theory I've read that it's not as good? But how about in reality?

The white series has their own proprietary specific angles, even if its 58% it may relate differently to the normal rounds. That includes other angles like the crown, pavilion, depth, lower halves and stars (its even reshaped), etc. These modified cuts don't follow the typical rules especially if they apply the virtual
+ ASET to their guidelines.

They got explain it in their technical vid

 

[olivesandT]

Can wear wear gold ring at last finger and engagement ring which is silver oj the last end finger, will the silver eat away the gold ring ?? Like cause its gold to fade etc. Need advise..

Do you mean wearing a yellow gold ring and a white gold ring together on a finger? I think its ok as long as the design of the ring doesnt keep knocking and scratch each other.

 

[007Mi6]

In Jul 2020 I got an oval white series from Jannpaul 0.4x carat, F-G VS1 to VS2.

Just arrived 0.41 carat, E and VS1, $2950 ok?

 

[KYLee]

In Jul 2020 I got an oval white series from Jannpaul 0.4x carat, F-G VS1 to VS2.

Just arrived 0.41 carat, E and VS1, $2950 ok?

u waited 3 months for ur Oval white series?

 

[007Mi6]

u waited 3 months for ur Oval white series?

Yes almost 3 months, orders on 22/Jul

 

[KYLee]

Yes almost 3 months, orders on 22/Jul

wow.. guess i was really lucky to waited only a week+ for my round white series.

 

[007Mi6]

wow.. guess i was really lucky to waited only a week+ for my round white series.

I was told $2550-$2800, in the end come upgraded to E and $150 more.

 

[1000smiles]

Yes almost 3 months, orders on 22/Jul

Custom cut right? Their rough requirements is extremely strict; no durability issues, no off hue(brownish milky colours) must be ethically sourced, only one cutter can pull it off.

 

[007Mi6]

Custom cut right? Their rough requirements is extremely strict; no durability issues, no off hue(brownish milky colours) must be ethically sourced, only one cutter can pull it off.

Jannpaul white series oval. Custom cut ah?

 

[KYLee]

I was told $2550-$2800, in the end come upgraded to E and $150 more.

My White series Round 0.488 F VVS2 is $3,500. Not sure of the price differences between round and oval though.

 

[Daffy7]

Hi buying wedding ring, where is recommended?

 

[olivesandT]

Hi buying wedding ring, where is recommended?

You read the past posts you know already

 

[olivesandT]

Yes almost 3 months, orders on 22/Jul

Well worth the wait imo, for price point performance and can’t get anywhere in the world. Pricescope has a thread on their white series too, they must be overwhelmed.