Should we stock this Diamond?Hey everybody!
Here's a stone that a broker dropped off the other day.
It's interesting, no doubt.
I call the color "Natural Light Brown"
Thing is, it's really hard to coax the color due to the fluorescence- which makes the diamond look white much of the time.....
The cut is a feast for many cushion lovers.
See, you can't really categorize diamonds using terms like "Super Ideal Cut"- especially when it comers to Fancy Shapes.
Some people love all cushions, but more have a personal preference that really make a difference.
Some cushions are more like rounds, others more like rounded cornered rectangles.
This one has a shape that reminds me of a TV.
An old fashioned one. the tube.
Whatever you want to call it, you get the idea.
Then we get to the "rest of the story"
It's an I1.
Maybe I should call it SI3, because it is an eye clean I1- but peep inside with a loupe and you'll see a few nice warm carbon deposits.
You could pull thewm out n a cold winter's night and throw them in the fireplace, coal that they are.
But they are forever stuck inside your new diamond.
Oops, I never meant to sell you this diamond, and here I go calling yours already..
On the other hand, you have five fingers.
So let's shake hands.
Hi.
Seriously, the price is one thing that makes this diamond particularly interesting.
We'll be offering it on eBay for $4995.
If you are reading this, and want to buy it, it's $4000.
$1000 shipping.
No seriously.
You, as a member of our new forum can buy this remarkable diamond for $4000.Including shipping.
$1000 handling.
NO NO NO
Really $4k
Or maybe you think its a barker and we should immediately return it to the cutter- your voice counts around here!!!
Speak up!!!
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