Hi Everone!
Thanks for the heads up WM!
Good question , Blameitoneblue
Let's talk about very inexpensive diamonds.
In fact, $2595 is a really low price for a 1.86 diamond.
The most expensive colorless 1.86 diamond would be over $30k.
A high quality- say G/VS2- would cost anywhere from about $16k and up...
I bring up these points, to show how inexpensive $2500 is, for a 1.86carat diamond .
looking at the stone from behind, I can actually tell how well it is cut- I can see it's not too deep. I can see the shape- nicely defined corners.

I can also see the huge white booger - and some other white stuff- down around 5:00.
Flip the diamond over, and you can see why it's the price it is.

The small booger gets blown up- it's on the top right corner in this orientation

Sometimes a booger can be almost invisible- or, in cases like this- the diamond acts like a magnifying glass- causing the relatively small imperfection to look huge.
If we were to use percentages...
Let's say a VVS1's imperfection blocks .0000000001% of a diamonds light.
An SI2 might be .00000025% in the case of an eye clean Si2.
But let's say 1%- in the case of a bad SI2.
One percent of a visual inspection might be visible- although not noticeable.
If I were to assign a number, I'd say the imperfections obscure about 15% of the light coming back out the diamond. An entire corner.
Now, in it's defense- it's a very nice color, and an very nice cut. It looks big, and it's flashy.
If anyone did want to buy it, we'd just want to make sure they understood that the imperfection is easily visible.


You can see how one corner is opaque.

ITEM #: R1772
Radiant Cut Diamond, Loose
WEIGHT: 1.86ct
SHAPE: Radiant Cut
COLOR: G
CLARITY: I3
MEASUREMENTS: 8.20 x 7.10 x 3.80 mm
TOTAL DEPTH: 53.5%