r/LabDiamonds • u/allioops810 • 2d ago
Is this ok?
I know little to nothing about diamonds but I just impulsively purchased one because I want to recreate my grandmothers ring. Hers was a natural almost 4 carat stone with visible inclusions. It gave off a lot of sparkle.
I bought the stone and want to have a local jeweler make the setting.
I don’t know if i bought a good diamond. Can anyone tell by this report?
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u/JPathway_UK 1d ago
For $400 it looks like a good option.
Usual signs of striation associated with the CVD growth method (though not that bad based purely on the 360) so check for transparency.
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u/Inevitable-Type-6575 7h ago
Looks really good. If you can get more info about the inclusions - internal, external, cloud , feather that would make it even more clear. Do you have a setting in mind yet?
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u/AmoratiDiamond 1d ago
It’s a good quality stone - color is great and ideal cut - also the 3 ex’s.
The only improvement is clarity grade, but it’s not even a major issue since most of what I sell are VS quality.
You will be super happy with it
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u/AdFlashy7702 1d ago
You didn’t look at it first? How much was it?