Proposal Ring - Part 3

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Heres my final diamond :) they render it. Its the diamond i bought :) pic shows my gf hand got it from her instagram account and they put the ring on the pic hehehhe!!!!

0.41 vs1 f (super ideal cut) with classic solitaire cathedral setting

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Hey may I know which setting from JP was this? or is there any side pictures of it

@olivesandT: Its one of their stock design. On my receipt, its DR1048. I think that's their model number. It actually looks like turningpoint's 3D. I think its the same design :)

@turningpoint: Very nice photos!! Is that meant to be a 0.4ct size on your gf's hands?
 

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Hi All, I am new here. Visited JP recently upon seeing such a good feedback from so many of you here. I was told by 1 of the salesman that a diamond ending with and odd number means the cut is uneven. (Eg 0.97c and 0.75c)
Any idea if this is the truth?
 

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Hi All, I am new here. Visited JP recently upon seeing such a good feedback from so many of you here. I was told by 1 of the salesman that a diamond ending with and odd number means the cut is uneven. (Eg 0.97c and 0.75c)
Any idea if this is the truth?

Really? I didn't know about that.

Any Expert to shed some light?
 

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Hi All, I am new here. Visited JP recently upon seeing such a good feedback from so many of you here. I was told by 1 of the salesman that a diamond ending with and odd number means the cut is uneven. (Eg 0.97c and 0.75c)
Any idea if this is the truth?

Actually I have not heard that before... Carat weight is just a unit of mass, so I don't really see why this would translate to the cut being "uneven"
 

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He was saying that e cutter derived the diamond from a block and they may shave off some flaws from one side of any, which results in the odd number carat size.
One side may be bigger than the other therein affecting the brightness
 
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He was saying that e cutter derived the diamond from a block and they may shave off some flaws from one side of any, which results in the odd number carat size.
One side may be bigger than the other therein affecting the brightness

I am sorry but this really doesn't make sense.

Are you sure he is referring to the carat size, or something else?:s11:
 

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I am sorry but this really doesn't make sense.

Are you sure he is referring to the carat size, or something else?:s11:

As I am new to this, I was too overloaded with information during the introduction. This is what I heard, I might have missed out some information.
 

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As I am new to this, I was too overloaded with information during the introduction. This is what I heard, I might have missed out some information.

Do you mean round carat numbers like 0.40, 0.50, 0.70, etc? That one will make sense because of the price groups.
 

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He was saying that e cutter derived the diamond from a block and they may shave off some flaws from one side of any, which results in the odd number carat size.
One side may be bigger than the other therein affecting the brightness

Wow this is definitely new to me. Never heard of anything like it before. Can double check with the salesperson ar bro?
 

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Wow this is definitely new to me. Never heard of anything like it before. Can double check with the salesperson ar bro?

Yeah I definitely will. Cos I am losing sleep over this question. Lol.

Anyway thank you guys for the wonderful knowledge in this forum.
 

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Hi hi ppl, I went to Jannpaul ytd and was recommended GIA 5171932558.
Any opinion on this?

Thanks in advance

Factor Grade
Light Return Excellent
Fire Excellent
Scintillation Excellent
Spread or diameter for weight Very Good
Total Visual Performance 0.9 - Excellent within TIC range

The HCA score looks good. Is this their Super Ideal cut? If it is then you can rest assured of its light performance. If it is not then you need to look at its performance under the ASET scope.

Mind sharing how much they offer you?
 

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Factor Grade
Light Return Excellent
Fire Excellent
Scintillation Excellent
Spread or diameter for weight Very Good
Total Visual Performance 0.9 - Excellent within TIC range

The HCA score looks good. Is this their Super Ideal cut? If it is then you can rest assured of its light performance. If it is not then you need to look at its performance under the ASET scope.

Mind sharing how much they offer you?



How do you see the HCA score?
It is slightly over 10k with the basic setting.
 

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Super Ideal?

Yup super ideal :)
What do you think of the price?
I am new to this[/QUOTE]

If it is super ideal usually no need see the scope images also know liao the diamond is excellent. I am not really a fan of their signature cuts bro, so if you ask me for sure I will tell you it is overpriced haha.
 

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Any thoughts on this diamond? GIA 1237930962, shortlisted this at JannPaul recently :)

Again, is this a super ideal? As I mentioned in my previous reply, if it is their super ideal, you don't even have to check the scopes. Cuz for sure it is an A1 quality diamond. All you have to check is whether your wallet can take it or not haha.
 

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Again, is this a super ideal? As I mentioned in my previous reply, if it is their super ideal, you don't even have to check the scopes. Cuz for sure it is an A1 quality diamond. All you have to check is whether your wallet can take it or not haha.

would you be able to advise the acceptable price range for such diamonds? didn't visit any other retailers as well... so thought the price quoted was ok..
 
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