Comparing None and Faint diamond Fluorescence in Different Lighting Scenario's - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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Thanks. We're glad the videos are being put to good use! If you're in the market for an online diamond, keep us in mind as we're usually able to offer our customers significantly less for the same exact diamond they see listed elsewhere!
Note that you also compare a SI1 with a VVS2.
By the way, I wouldn't trust a reseller that confuses SI1 (Slightly Included #1) with S11 (Slightly eleven?)...
Our customer asked us to compare the fluorescence between both diamonds. Although there is a difference in clarity (VVS2 & SI1), it does not interfere with the purpose of the video.
I noticed that typo as well. Good eye!
Great video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
So is a faint Florescent count as a real problem?
Good question... Most people don't have a problem with faint fluorescence as long as it doesn't negatively impact the diamonds visual performance. Fluorescence can make a diamond look hazy, but that's only in about 2% of the diamonds with fluorescence. Therefore, if you do buy a diamond with fluorescence, I'd recommend putting your eye on it before committing to it to make sure you don't fall into that 2% category. If it's an online diamond, make sure it has return policies just to play it safe. If you're in the market for a diamond and need assistance, your welcome to contact us at sales@goodoldgold.com . We should be able to beat anyone's prices when matching apples to apples regarding quality!