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Today we offered the following options to our client who was interested in knowing what they might be able to afford within their budget. Check them out as they might work for you as well. Please note the prices quoted are as per today's market rate and might change later!
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Option 1: $11-12,500.00
GIA does not assign cut grade for fancy cut stones, so is important to pay attention to the diamond depth, table, length to width ratio. The quote is for a stone with a depth of 61-68% (excellent range), table of 61-69% (excellent range), and 1-1.05 for length to width ratio (I am assuming you are wanting a square cushion cut?). If you want a rectangular cushion cut, the length to width ratio will be between 1.16-1.22. on top of that, the stone will have none to very small culet and thin to slightly thick or very thin to slightly thick girdle which is in the very good to excellent range.
Option 2: $19-20,500.00
GIA does not assign cut grade for fancy cut stones, so is important to pay attention to the diamond depth, table, length to width ratio. The quote is for a stone with a depth of 61-69% (excellent range), table of 61-69% (excellent range), and 1-1.05 for length to width ratio (I am assuming you are wanting a square cushion cut?). If you want a rectangular cushion cut, the length to width ratio will be between 1.16-1.22. on top of that, the stone will have none to very small culet and thin to slightly thick or very thin to slightly thick girdle which is in the very good to excellent range.
Option 3: $21-22,000.00
GIA does not assign cut grade for fancy cut stones, so is important to pay attention to the diamond depth, table, length to width ratio. The quote is for a stone with a depth of 61-68% (excellent range), table of 61-68% (excellent range), and 1-1.05 for length to width ratio (I am assuming you are wanting a square cushion cut?). If you want a rectangular cushion cut, the length to width ratio will be between 1.16-1.22.
on top of that, the stone will have none to very small culet and thin to slightly thick or very thin to slightly thick girdle which is in the very good to excellent range.
Option 4: $25-28,000.00
GIA does not assign cut grade for fancy cut stones, so is important to pay attention to the diamond depth, table, length to width ratio. The quote is for a stone with a depth of 60-70% (excellent to very good range), table of 60-70% (excellent to very good range), and 1-1.05 for length to width ratio (I am assuming you are wanting a square cushion cut?). If you want a rectangular cushion cut, the length to width ratio will be between 1.16-1.22. on top of that, the stone will have none to very small culet add thin to slightly thick or very thin to slightly thick girdle which is in the very good to excellent range.
Option 5: $48-50,000.00
GIA does not assign cut grade for fancy cut stones, so is important to pay attention to the diamond depth, table, length to width ratio. The quote is for a stone with a depth of 60-70% (excellent range to very good range), table of 60-70% (excellent range to very good range), and 1-1.05 for length to width ratio (I am assuming you are wanting a square cushion cut?). If you want a rectangular cushion cut, the length to width ratio will be between 1.16-1.22. on top of that, the stone will have none to very small culet add thin to slightly thick or very thin to slightly thick girdle which is in the very good to excellent range.
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