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GIA Excellent vs Very Good Cut (seeing is believing)
People often wonder about the difference between GIA Excellent vs Very Good cut diamonds. Will the difference in light performance be something you can see? Or is the difference between GIA Excellent vs Very Good cut diamonds just a paper thing?
Read MoreHow to sell my diamond ring when things go bad (1.90 carats)
With 50% of marriages ending in divorce, many people want to know “How do I sell my diamond ring?” Including one Nice Ice client with a 1.90 carat, I-color, VS-2 clarity, cushion cut diamond for sale!”
Read MoreASET Scope Image for James Allen True Hearts (So Top Secret)
Do you know where to find ASET Scope images for James Allen True Hearts diamonds? Most people assume ASET Scope images are not available for James Allen True Hearts diamonds, but I’ll let you in on a little secret…
Read MoreJames Allen True Hearts versus GIA Excellent Cut Diamonds
Are James Allen True Hearts diamonds worth the premium? Is it possible to find a GIA Excellent cut diamond that will rival the light performance of a hearts and arrows diamond? How does James Allen True Hearts diamonds compare to other brands?
Read MoreWhiteflash vs Blue Nile GIA Excellent (shattering glass?)
How do Whiteflash diamonds compare with the GIA Excellent cut diamonds offered by Blue Nile and other vendors? The client who purchased this diamond from Whiteflash indicates that it looks like glass, but why is that?
Read MoreLooking for 1.30 carat, H-color, VS-2 clarity, round diamond for $12K (or better)
Follow along as we evaluate 4 GIA Excellent cut round diamonds presented by a client. Discover why they don’t meet my selection criteria, and learn why the alternatives I recommended will leave those other ideal cut diamonds in the dust!
Read MoreWhere to buy 1 carat round diamond, G+ color, VS-1+ to $7.5K
The hunt for a 1 carat round diamond is on. Follow along as we navigate through the options, exploring the offerings of different vendors and breaking down proportions into understandable concepts.
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