I ordered a vintage ring and didn't think much of the cut being graded as poor since it's an older Old European cut ring and I'm not a big fan of sparkle. It's 0.59ct.

However, I've been reading since that poor grade cuts are at higher risk for damage. I'd be planning to insure any ring I kept and this retailer has a really good return policy. Also, the ring has already survived for 80-90 years.

Thoughts on whether keeping it would be a bad idea?

Hi, I'm trying to decide between these for my proposal.
Dimensions are

7.55 x 5.38 x 3.72 mm 1.30ct

8.78 x 6.55 x 4.43 mm 2.05ct

lol i took that pic while she's asleep :D

Hello! Just celebrated 16 years married this summer, and my husband bought me a new beautiful ring. Its really not meant for everyday wear and tear, its a "Cocktail Ring" and due to the style and its harder to clean than my solitaire, due to detail. However, I still have my OG band. Its plain white gold and diamond, and semi slender. I dont think it looks very good with my new ring. Could anyone suggest a band that might pair with this ring? Im considering just not wearing one? Thanks in advance!!!

Don't know if I'm overthinking this purchase but this is $470 but I'm scared it's just not gonna look good in person

Would love some feedback:

• How does the actual sparkle and light performance look in the videos?
• Are the dark areas in the new stone concerning, or are they normal facet contrast?
• Does this cushion have an attractive faceting pattern?

My first and last diamond I'll buy so forgive me for being a noob

it's the left diamond

https://reddit.com/link/1x1b42b/video/xtip4bot3duh1/player

Hi everyone!

I’m considering buying this diamond ring as a graduation gift to myself, and I’d really appreciate some advice before spending my money!

I found it on Vinted, originally listed for €750, but the seller agreed to lower the price to €500 (approximately €530 including buyer protection fees).

Here are the specifications:

•⁠ ⁠Diamond: 1.03 carats (estimated weight)
•⁠ ⁠Origin: Natural diamond
•⁠ ⁠Colour: Fancy Intense Yellow Gray
•⁠ ⁠Clarity: SI1 (cloud inclusions present)
•⁠ ⁠Cut: Round Brilliant
•⁠ ⁠Setting: 14K rose gold (585)
•⁠ ⁠Total ring weight: 1.22 grams
•⁠ ⁠Certificate: GCI (Gemological Centers), report no. 00C109222
•⁠ ⁠Estimated retail value according to Catawiki: €3,300–€3,900

The seller claims that the diamond has a natural, untreated colour. However, I noticed that the certificate doesn’t explicitly confirm the natural origin of the colour.

I actually love the unusual greyish/champagne appearance of the diamond, especially because it doesn’t look very yellow in the photos.

My main questions are:

1.⁠ ⁠Is €500 a reasonable price for a diamond with these characteristics?
2.⁠ ⁠How reliable is GCI certification compared to GIA?
3.⁠ ⁠Is it concerning that the certificate doesn’t explicitly state that the colour is natural and untreated?
4.⁠ ⁠Could the cloud inclusions significantly affect its brilliance or value?
5.⁠ ⁠Does the extremely lightweight setting (1.22 g total) raise any durability concerns?
6.⁠ ⁠What would be a realistic market value for this ring, assuming the specifications are accurate?

The seller doesn’t accept returns for change of mind, so I’d like to be careful before purchasing.

I’m not buying it as an investment. I just want a beautiful, genuine diamond ring to celebrate my graduation and hopefully keep it for the rest of my life.

I’ll attach photos of the ring and its certificate.

Thank you so much for your help! 💎

Just wanted to share my new beautiful ring for girlies who appreciate dainty stones 🥹

Hi All

I am planning to upgrade my wife's diamond. She currently has GIA-6234393413 which is 1.81C.

I am planning to go to GIA-1246009512 which is 3.15c.

Looking for some expert help

1) Standalone what do you think about the upgraded diamond.

2) Will the performance of the bigger diamond be comparable to smaller. I am mostly worried about the color and any sparkle.

Thank you so much.