Thank you so much for making this video. I understand this a lot better. Is it too much when facets have all together 104? Does it make the diamond appear more blurrred and have less value look on the diamond?
Thank you for these videos, I was wondering if you maybe could do a comparison video of diamond versus cubic zirconia and moissanite! I'll be purchasing my first ring very soon and would really like to know the visual differences! Thanks in advance. - Nick
Hi Nick. I appreciate the request and would be happy to shoot it for you but quite honestly I don't have or carry moissanite. :-/ If I get it in my possession I'd be happy to assist.
Your welcome and we're glad the video was of assistance! If your ever in the market and see a diamond on another website, feel free to send us over it's webpage link sales@goodoldgold.com . We can usually offer that "same exact" diamond for less $$!
Hi.... I have diamonds around two carats but when I check them under a loupe. It shows from thick to thin as I turn it around. Does it it's fake or just poorly faceted? Thanks
That's a good question. Assuming you're talking about the girdle of a round diamond, it's normal for it to increase and decrease in size as you rotate the diamond around. However, if it's extremely thick or thin in some areas, that might be a concern and be poorly faceted. But in order to determine wither a stone is a real or fake diamond, I'd recommend going to your local trusted jewelry store hand having them inspect and test it. A diamond tester should be able to tell within seconds!
Yes, although the crown is made up of many little facets, the crown itself is not counted as a facet. When viewing a standard 58 facet round diamond, the table however is counted as one of the 58 facets.
Color comes down to personal preference however we sell many "I" colored diamonds. So as long as you are not very color sensitive, it should be a safe bet.. To me, the rest depends on the price and (type/how eye clean) the inclusion is. I'd therefore need additional information in order to be able to offer you an accurate response.
We sell "eye clean" SI2's, so if interested feel free to let us know what your looking for and we'll be happy to search for "your perfect" diamond for a great price sales@goodoldgold.com
I am in diamond university! Love these informative videos. Thank you for taking the time to enlighten your potential customers!
Thank you so much for making this video. I understand this a lot better. Is it too much when facets have all together 104? Does it make the diamond appear more blurrred and have less value look on the diamond?
Thank you for these videos, I was wondering if you maybe could do a comparison video of diamond versus cubic zirconia and moissanite! I'll be purchasing my first ring very soon and would really like to know the visual differences! Thanks in advance. - Nick
sir plz detail about the diamond point like
middle point
table point
pav all point
plz share video
Hi Nick. I appreciate the request and would be happy to shoot it for you but quite honestly I don't have or carry moissanite. :-/ If I get it in my possession I'd be happy to assist.
Thank you so much sir pls update more details for diamond
Very informative. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
Your welcome and we're glad the video was of assistance! If your ever in the market and see a diamond on another website, feel free to send us over it's webpage link sales@goodoldgold.com . We can usually offer that "same exact" diamond for less $$!
Hi.... I have diamonds around two carats but when I check them under a loupe. It shows from thick to thin as I turn it around. Does it it's fake or just poorly faceted? Thanks
That's a good question. Assuming you're talking about the girdle of a round diamond, it's normal for it to increase and decrease in size as you rotate the diamond around. However, if it's extremely thick or thin in some areas, that might be a concern and be poorly faceted. But in order to determine wither a stone is a real or fake diamond, I'd recommend going to your local trusted jewelry store hand having them inspect and test it. A diamond tester should be able to tell within seconds!
If they add a culet facet its extualy less worth :) ?
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You looked much younger at that time 😉
The table is separate from the crown, not considered a "facet." There's four parts: pavilion, girdle, crown, table.
Yes, although the crown is made up of many little facets, the crown itself is not counted as a facet. When viewing a standard 58 facet round diamond, the table however is counted as one of the 58 facets.
You are wrong. Table is the largest facet in a diamond.
I think we're saying the same thing but using different terminology. I agree in that a table is the largest facet.
What do u think of a leo? SI2 I color?
Color comes down to personal preference however we sell many "I" colored diamonds. So as long as you are not very color sensitive, it should be a safe bet.. To me, the rest depends on the price and (type/how eye clean) the inclusion is. I'd therefore need additional information in order to be able to offer you an accurate response.
Thank you I decided the clarity wasn’t there for the price
We sell "eye clean" SI2's, so if interested feel free to let us know what your looking for and we'll be happy to search for "your perfect" diamond for a great price sales@goodoldgold.com
Stop saying alright.