I have no idea about the weight; they could be 15 pointers or 1 carat each... there is no reference at all. If I had to guess, given the way they lay about and the size of the reflections in them, I'd say they are about 0.25/0.35 each, which would make the parcel about 3.5 carats.

In any case, I love the one closest to the camera on the fifth photo from the top.

I don't know either but I love the cut on them they are really lovely, wedding band comes to mind.

Foxylady 

I'd guess around 3ct for the lot? They're beautiful. So many things you could do with these. I'd take a pair of bezeled lever back earrings in rich yellow gold. Well, I suppose that would depend on the sizes, although I think you could pull that off with pretty much any size pair!

At least my upper range was close... yeah okay I know better than that

I would love these much like what Jen suggested.  Though I do think I would want two tone gold so that it would "match" the rest of my stuff.  Yellow bezel, white gold lever back.

Any update on these diamonds?  Especially the one I mentioned previously?

We do have an update on a few so far.....
This one just hit the site. .64ct M/VS1



Here's a cool thing- the GIA gives the diamond an "EX" cut grade- and the stone was not cut with the intention of having a GIA report drawn- in other words, this cutter just took that much care.
It's a type of cut I really love.
60/60 with longer Lower Girdle Facets.
What this means is that the "table"- the flat part on top- is slightly larger than other "ideal" cut diamonds.
The longer facets on the bottom of the diamond produce a less organized type of sparkle- as opposed to "Hearts and Arrows"


This one got a "VG" Cut grade- it's not slouch either. .54ct O-P color VS1



This one got a grade of W-X VVS2- and the EX cut grade to boot!

I have no idea on the total weight, but my thought was that they looked like they were in military formation. And David is their general.

Roughly 30cts total

Wow, that W-X looks really yellow. It´s really beautiful

I have images of 3 stone rings dancing in my head.... A stronger yellowish center with fainter sides... aaah.

all in 18k yellow gold, of course 

Thanks guys!!

Actually Squig, a "Tolk" would have more patterning- and a smaller table.
"Tolk" refers to "Tolkowski" who invented the modern Round Brilliant as we know it. These first modern round brilliant stones had smaller ( 53-57%) tables
Then, as cutting techniques improved in the '50's the modern developments let to larger tables- such as the 60% table on the M color.

Then in the mid '80's a company called "Lazaare Kaplan" revived the smaller table- and coined the phrase "Ideal Cut"

"Table" is the largest facet on the diamond- the flat part on top.

saqsay- a nice glass of wine maybe??

 

Hup two three four, HUP two three four



What a kewl parcel!! The stones are all VS- all really nicely cut.
I did throw out three because I did not love the cut on those.
The color ranges from M to W-X.
Some have strong fluorescence.

Another incredible aspect is the price.
We can offer these to CDi members at a special price of $1100 per carat, or about $220 per stone.
They will go on the site for $1200 per carat.

IF the stones were F-G color we'd be looking at $2k per carat.......

Some dangly earrings?