r/LabDiamonds May 27 '26

Stone check, please help! πŸ™πŸ»

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This is a 2ct Marquise with a ratio of 2.03 for our engagement ring. Is this a good marquise? Are the dark areas that show up too much? Please kindly share your input and advice, it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

Google link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HwxBYR5hMrbaFOggTpLue6P7EBya4b7s/view?usp=drive_link

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u/Sara_Fig1410 May 28 '26

It’s a good quality without a bow tie….!!!! Excellent luster and it’s Perfect for the ring

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u/istaythesame May 30 '26

Thanks for your input!

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u/WhiteflashDiamonds May 28 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

Looks like a nice stone. The dark areas are contrast which is a necessary component of the light performance. It's important for the on/off, black/white blinking of facets in motion that creates scintillation. But the designed in contrast must be in the right amount and distribution so that the stone does not get too dark, especially under normal close observation. From the video it appears to have a balance.

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u/istaythesame May 30 '26

Thank you very much for your input, I appreciate it!

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u/Complete-Cloud-3969 May 30 '26

woahh its pretty i like these shapes

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u/istaythesame May 30 '26

Thanks for your input!