Clients of mine used to make sure they had an I2 diamond in
stock to compare with their SI+ inventory.
Sometimes they would actually sell their comparison stone, but made good
use of it while it was in stock.
If you want a specimen stones for comparison purposes, I’ve
got a couple of great ones for sale. The
first is a fracture filled diamond and the second is a colorimeter verified
K-colored diamond.
0.80ct Emerald Cut Diamond H/SI2 (clarity enhanced) $800
(in a simple
lightweight 4-claw setting)
0.81ct Round Brilliant natural untreated K/VS1 $2,025
The round brilliant is a beautiful diamond; recently recut by
Embee Diamonds to an AGS 2 standard. The
last jeweller I showed it to remarked how bright and white it was, and was
shocked to learn of its’ actual color.
It comes from a friend’s mom who is living on a fixed income and needs
the money more than this treasure she inherited from her mother. You may intend to show this as an example of
an “off-color” diamond, but this is a very attractive saleable diamond.
The emerald-cut is one that I purchased off the internet to
use as a specimen gemstone. I am selling
this diamond in order to help me pay for a mission-trip to Haiti in February.
I’m happy to send on appro, but please request so only if
you are serious about buying them.
Thanks and have a GREAT week.
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