Best Princess Cut For Less Than $3,000: 0.86 Carats, H Color, VS1 Clarity, GIA Certified Diamond

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Nov

Best Princess Cut For Less Than $3,000: 0.86 Carats, H Color, VS1 Clarity, GIA Certified Diamond

Posted by: Mike | Comments (0)

This is great deal for a princess cut. I was looking at 0.90 ct ‘I’ color diamonds. Base on the dimensions, they were virtually identical in size. Here you get a brighter diamond and it is 20% cheaper then the 0.90s I saw.

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Here are the Stats (Or Click Here for a Copy of the GIA Certificate):

Shape: Princess

Carats: 0.86

Diamond Color: H

Diamond Clarity: VS1

Measurements: 5.15*5.08*3.77

Depth: 74.2%

Table: 72%

Diamond Polish: Very Good

Diamond Symmetry: Very Good

Diamond Fluorescence: None

Diamond Price:$2,640

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Nov

Best Cushion Cut for $6,000: 1.28 Carats, H Color, VS2 Clarity, GIA Certified Diamond.

Posted by: Mike | Comments (2)

Here is a nice 1 1/4 carat cushion cut. This is an antique-cut (sometimes referred to as chunky) look. It is a very well proportioned diamond and is a great deal for someone looking for a squarish cushion cut.

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Here are the Stats (Or Click Here for a Copy of the GIA Certificate):

Shape: Cushion

Carats: 1.28

Diamond Color: H

Diamond Clarity: VS2

Measurements: 6.35*5.97*4.10

Depth: 68.7%

Table: 57%

Diamond Polish: Very Good

Diamond Symmetry: Very Good

Diamond Fluorescence: None

Diamond Price:$6,360

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Nov

Best Princess Cut Diamond For $4,000: 1.03 Carats, I Color, VVS2 Clarity, GIA Certified Princess Cut

Posted by: Mike | Comments (2)

For those of you looking for a nice one carat princess cut, this is for you. This is a beautifully cut diamond and will look amazing in a ring.

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Here are the Stats (Or Click Here for a Copy of the GIA Certificate):

Shape: Princess

Carats: 1.03

Diamond Color: I

Diamond Clarity: VVS2

Measurements: 5.78*5.61*3.97

Depth: 70.8%

Table: 73%

Diamond Polish: Very Good

Diamond Symmetry: Good

Diamond Fluorescence: None

Diamond Price:$4,130

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Sep

Best Princess Cut Diamond for $4000: 1.02 Carat, I Color, VVS2 Clarity, GIA Certified

Posted by: Mike | Comments (0)

This diamond is a great find. It is getting harder to find a 1 carat princess cut around $4,000. This diamond is beautifully made. Even though its a VVS2, it is still an excellent value. You will be hard pressed to find a decent 1 carat for cheaper.

Here’s the Stats (Or Click Here for a Copy of the GIA Certificate):

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Shape: Princess Cut

Carats: 1.02

Diamond Color: I

Diamond Clarity: VVS2

Measurements: 5.67*5.41*3.98

Depth: 73.5%

Table: 72%

Diamond Polish: Excellent

Diamond Symmetry: Excellent

Diamond Fluorescence: None

Diamond Price: $4,170

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Aug

Best Princess Cut Diamond For $4000: 1.04 Carat, I Color SI1 Clarity GIA Certified

Posted by: Mike | Comments (2)

I came across this diamond today and it is an excellent find. Even though you see the inclusion in the magnified photo, it is on the side and scattered so the diamond is eye-clean. Given the recent rise in diamond prices, a beautiful 1 carat princess cut for under $4,000 is a great buy.

Here’s the Stats (Or Click Here for a Copy of the GIA Certificate):

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Shape: Princess Cut

Carats: 1.04

Diamond Color: I

Diamond Clarity: SI1

Measurements: 5.41 * 5.31 * 3.97

Depth: 74.7%

Table: 74%

Diamond Polish: Excellent

Diamond Symmetry: Very Good

Diamond Fluorescence: None

Diamond Price: $3,760

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May

Q&A: In Search of Princess Cut Diamond for $3-5K Budget

Posted by: DU | Comments (0)

Q: Hi, I’m just starting to research buying an engagement ring and I came across your site (and james allen as well). Your advice would be really appreciated. I’d like a princess cut diamond in a tension setting. The one I like on the James Allen site has 2 corners of the diamond free. Is this a bad idea? What is your overall impression of tension settings? I’m looking for a ring in the range of $4000-$6000 (total).

Shape: Princess

Desired Color Range: at least H

Desired Clarity: VS1

Budget for Diamond: I guess around $3000-$5000.

Oh, one last issue is I live in Europe but will be traveling on vacation to Miami over the Christmas holidays. I hoping to have it ordered and sent to my hotel. thanks for any help. cheers.

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May

Q&A: Square, Asscher, or Cushion Cut Diamond?

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Q: I’m looking for a square cut diamond in an antique or antique reproduction setting. I generally prefer the radiant cut, but the attached ring is assher and I really like the setting.

http://antiqueengagementrings.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=2527

I really like this ring. It’s over 2 carats. My first concern is color – J – while you recommend H or better for emerald / assher cuts. Should I be concerned about the color of this particular stone? It looks fine to me in the photo.

I guess my other concern is will the whether I will be disappointed in the radiance / sparkle of this stone. I do prefer the more organized pattern of the assher cut over the somewhat disorganized pattern of a radiant cut, but what you gain in order / structure you lose in sparkle, so I guess it’s a bit of a tradeoff.

If you had any thoughts, I would be greatly appreciative. Thanks.

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