Obvious why the antique chunky's are valued higher than crushed (which I call frozen spit) as they have a more timeless elegant appearance. Antiques are my hands down favorite. Thanks for the great comparison!
Glad to know I can get the crushed ice ones much cheaper. They appeal to me much more than the black ones with only a bit of flash and look somewhat dead to me.
Hi, i would like to congratulate you for the complete description of the cushion diamonds. I also would like to know what are the different tyoes of light you use to make the diamond sparkle in different ways. Thanks a lot!
Obvious why the antique chunky's are valued higher than crushed (which I call frozen spit) as they have a more timeless elegant appearance. Antiques are my hands down favorite. Thanks for the great comparison!
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed the comparison 💕
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This video will be timeless. It shows why 6 diamonds of exactly the same 4C's WILL be priced differently.
that crushed ice Look on the right 6:30 is tight but the ones on 7:20 are best
Glad to know I can get the crushed ice ones much cheaper. They appeal to me much more than the black ones with only a bit of flash and look somewhat dead to me.
Hi, i would like to congratulate you for the complete description of the cushion diamonds. I also would like to know what are the different tyoes of light you use to make the diamond sparkle in different ways.
Thanks a lot!
+EDGARDO VALDES @goodoldgold anyone knows why the 2nd diamond is really clear and less crashed iced ?
very good :D
.... no mention of conflict free....?
MA bad i meant 5:30 on right is the crushed ICE
what makes the 2nd diamond so better ? mor clear and all ?
The frenchy I would think the cut of the makes a huge difference